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You should not do this: > add_subdirectory(vendor/machineid) > include_directories(vendor/machineid/include) Every cmake library should expose the code they
by Kelteseth 3y ago
You should not do this:
> add_subdirectory(vendor/machineid)
> include_directories(vendor/machineid/include)
Every cmake library should expose the code they choose to expose. For example, if you have a library you should do this, inside the library
target_include_directories(
${PROJECT_NAME}
PUBLIC inc/public/
PRIVATE src/)
Ideally, you even put another subfolder in the PUBLIC subfolder that contains the name of the library, so that when you include it, it looks like this:
#include "MyLibrary/Util.h"