There is a program consisting of one .cpp file. It uses the libcurl library. It is necessary to compile this case for embedded Linux on the Cortex A7 processor (arm 32-bit).
As I understand it, you need to configure and then build the library for the desired architecture, and then build the program itself using a cross-platform compiler.
The problem is that I can't imagine how to tell the compiler that #include understands that the library is somewhere near here.
how to specify it so that #include understands that the library is somewhere near here
Actually we are talking about the library header file (* .h)
flag -I. (inclusions are searched in the same folder with the file being compiled)
so that the linker knows where the compiled library is
flag -L. (in the same folder)
so that when loading the library was searched in the same folder with the executable file
flags -Wl, -R, \ $$ ORIGIN
Surely, this is not enough to solve your specific problem, but these are three standard methods to build and run something in one folder. Maybe something to help.
Source: https://ru.stackoverflow.com/questions/719058/
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