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I have a CMake-based project with a static library (by default) where I need to provide deb-packages. I want to make it nice and provide a shared and a static library in different packages.

Then: How can I pass different configuration-options from the debian/rules to the underlying cmake for the lib$packagename and the lib$packagename-dev package? Say, in this example, switch cmake to build a shared library via CMAKE_FLAGS+=-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON?

I don't find that many examples for the more recent debhelper format (which is 9 in my case). Is it recommended to use an earlier version for this specific requirement?

Thanks and Greetings

sdfgsdfgsdfgadfgasdfg
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Well, just:

  • Make cmake generate the all files
  • Put debian/<packagename>.install and debian/<packagename-dev>.install, declare both packages in the debian/control file.
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