It boils down to this: building an application which uses Wt requires
linking to some libraries (Boost Signals, etc), even if the
application does not directly use them. That can be solved by
establishing a so-called "link interface" for libwt, libwthttp, etc.
It's documented here:
Hi,
A while ago a bug was reported in Ubuntu:
https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ witty/+ bug/900354
It boils down to this: building an application which uses Wt requires
linking to some libraries (Boost Signals, etc), even if the
application does not directly use them. That can be solved by
establishing a so-called "link interface" for libwt, libwthttp, etc.
It's documented here:
http:// techbase. kde.org/ Development/ CMake_KDE_ 4_2#New: _The_reduced_ link_interface cmake.org/ cmake/help/ v2.8.8/ cmake.html# command: target_ link_libraries
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I cannot work on this on my (nonexistent) spare time[*] at the moment,
just mentioning the problem and the solution in case other people are
affected.
[*] But of course if someone is interested in sponsoring, do not
hesitate to contact me
-- www.elpauer. org
Pau Garcia i Quiles
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(Due to my workload, I may need 10 days to answer)