Edit default Urho Cmake file to include another library?

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#1

Hello,

I want to include the use of GNU Octave in my Urho application. I found this for compiling it for standalone programs, but it uses a different command to build those files. How do I incorporate that into Urho’s build system (what to edit, what to put in, etc.), or at the very least, can someone point me in the right direction?

#2

You can build Urho seperately from your project.
As an example: I use cmake to build Urho, but qmake to build the software I use the engine for.

#3

Right, but how do i link the .o files from my urho application with the .o files from the Octave part? What command can i use?

#4

You won’t link the object files, you’ll link your precompiled octave static/dynamic library (plus the 100+ GNU dependencies it probably has) and specify the header paths for it.

Ideally you just port the makefiles over to CMake, but it’s a GNU project so that’s a pipe-dream.