Fix debian buster linker problem #6
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Apparently while fixing my problem this breaks other stuff - should probably not be merged. |
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Sadly, how to link against the right library for This is also just a dependency of the unit test. For using the library it shouldn't be needed. |
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It seems debian busters clang requires this change to the CMakeLists.txt file to link correctly.
I have set clang via update-alternatives and changed this file, then it worked.
I also installed clang-11 backport to buster but if I interpret cmake output correctly it used the normal system version of clang 7.0.1..
All of this may be obsolete with the next debian stable version appearing in about a week I think, so it may be reasonable to ignore this pull request if the new debian release fixes this and this pull request may cause other problems down the line (though I don't see why it should).