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| This article mostly discusses creating new Find*.cmake files for libraries that don't have one yet. But in case you already have one, let's see how it works. In CMakeLists.txt, write
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| set(LIBS ${LIBS} ${LibXML++_LIBRARIES})
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| Then, after detecting all the libraries, for your target:
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| For this to work, you'll need a file called FindLibXML++.cmake in your CMake module path. Since CMake (currently) doesn't ship one, you'll have to ship it within your project. Create a folder named cmake/Modules/ under your project root, and in the root CMakeLists.txt, include the following code:
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| set(CMAKE_MODULE_PATH ${CMAKE_MODULE_PATH} "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/Modules/")
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| As you may have guessed, you need to put the CMake modules that you use, and that CMake has to find automatically, inside that folder.
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| That's it, usually. Some libraries might require something else, so be sure to look inside that FindSomething.cmake file to see the documentation for that specific library.
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