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I have a producer package which uses a system library libcamera. To achieve that, I added the following lines in its CMakeLists.txt,
find_package(PkgConfig)
# Then try to find system libcamera to find the corresponding cameras
pkg_check_modules(LIBCAMERA REQUIRED IMPORTED_TARGET libcamera)
message(STATUS "libcamera library found:")
message(STATUS " version: ${LIBCAMERA_VERSION}")
message(STATUS " libraries: ${LIBCAMERA_LINK_LIBRARIES}")
message(STATUS " include path: ${LIBCAMERA_INCLUDE_DIRS}")
however, in the consumer package's CMakeLists.txt, I have to do the same thing which is quite annoying. I know I can leverage find_dependency() in CMake, but as I rely on CMakeDeps generator, I don't know how to add that into the auto generated <PackageName>Config.cmake file.
After some investigation, I found a recipe tool PkgConfig in conan.tools.gnucategory. So, I think I can do something in producer's recipe, like,
and it probably will propagate the include path and library path into consumer. in which case I don't have to duplicate those CMake stuffs in consumer's CMakeLists.txt.
However, it doesn't work, because the PkgConfig.fill_cpp_info() will overwrite the self.cpp_info. I also looked into the source code of PkgConfig, it applies assignment operation for those lists in cpp_info, please see the line here, I guess line 116 could be a potential bug, because it tries to assign a different list to the cpp_info.cxxflags, or maybe the pkg-config does not support cxxflags? Another issue would be the comment of system_libs parameter in fill_cpp_info() which also affects the conan documentation, it seems like just copying the comments of 'is_system`.
Anyway, my questions are,
Is this an intentional implementation that will overwrite the incoming cpp_info anyway?
Is that possible to just append those lists into the existing lists in cpp_info?
Incidentally, I tried to pass a temporary cpp_info into it, but due to Python passing by reference feature, it will still overwrite the original self.cpp_info. Besides that, I also tried to copy.deepcopy(), but for some reason, it gives me a TypeError exception. So, my current solution is,
copy every lists in self.cpp_info into some temporary lists
invoke fill_cpp_info(self.cpp_info)
append those copied temporary lists back to the self.cpp_info
I don't think this is a decent solution, I would expect to do those in fill_cpp_info().
Have you read the CONTRIBUTING guide?
I've read the CONTRIBUTING guide
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I have a producer package which uses a system library
libcamera
. To achieve that, I added the following lines in itsCMakeLists.txt
,however, in the consumer package's
CMakeLists.txt
, I have to do the same thing which is quite annoying. I know I can leveragefind_dependency()
inCMake
, but as I rely onCMakeDeps
generator, I don't know how to add that into the auto generated<PackageName>Config.cmake
file.After some investigation, I found a recipe tool
PkgConfig
inconan.tools.gnu
category. So, I think I can do something in producer's recipe, like,and it probably will propagate the include path and library path into consumer. in which case I don't have to duplicate those
CMake
stuffs in consumer'sCMakeLists.txt
.However, it doesn't work, because the
PkgConfig.fill_cpp_info()
will overwrite theself.cpp_info
. I also looked into the source code ofPkgConfig
, it applies assignment operation for those lists incpp_info
, please see the line here, I guess line 116 could be a potential bug, because it tries to assign a different list to thecpp_info.cxxflags
, or maybe thepkg-config
does not supportcxxflags
? Another issue would be the comment ofsystem_libs
parameter infill_cpp_info()
which also affects the conan documentation, it seems like just copying the comments of 'is_system`.Anyway, my questions are,
cpp_info
anyway?cpp_info
?Incidentally, I tried to pass a temporary
cpp_info
into it, but due to Python passing by reference feature, it will still overwrite the originalself.cpp_info
. Besides that, I also tried tocopy.deepcopy()
, but for some reason, it gives me aTypeError
exception. So, my current solution is,self.cpp_info
into some temporary listsfill_cpp_info(self.cpp_info)
self.cpp_info
I don't think this is a decent solution, I would expect to do those in
fill_cpp_info()
.Have you read the CONTRIBUTING guide?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: