>
> But, when I try to compile the code I wish to, using cmake, I get this
> error:
>
>
>
> * Could NOT find CryptoPP: Found unsuitable version "5.6.1", but required
> is at least "5.6.2" (found /usr/include)*
>
> How can I fix this? It seems that I have 5.6.1 and 5.6.3 on my machine,
> but the 5.6.1 version was installed using apt-get and is taking precedence
> over 5.6.3
>
> I imagine it is some kind of symbolic link issue, but I cannot find the
> solution.
>
The easiest way I found is the following. Its also how the Crypto++ test
program does things:
g++ -I . foo.c ./libcryptopp.a -o foo.exe
You can probably do something like the following, too:
CRYPTOPP_INCL=/usr/home/jdoe/Desktop/cryptopp
CRYPTOPP_LIB=/usr/home/jdoe/Desktop/cryptopp
g++ -I $CRYPTOPP_INCL foo.c $CRYPTOPP_LIB/ibcryptopp.a -o foo.exe
You can probably perform the following, too:
g++ -I $CRYPTOPP_INCL foo.c -o foo.exe -L $CRYPTOPP_LIB -lcryptopp
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$CRYPTOPP_LIB:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH; ./foo.exe
In the end, linking against the static library is probably easiest.
Jeff
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