Hello
Is it possible to specify which zlib to use during compilation. I'm compiling on Ubuntu 16.04 which has 1.2.8 zlib. I would like to use 1.2.11 however. I made some crude hacks in the CMakeList file to not search for zlib but do the git stuff instead.
It would be very nice with something like:
cmake -DZLIB_VERSION=v1.2.11
Which would use the git and checkout the v1.2.11 tag and build that for inclusion into minizip.
I have no knowledge of how cmake works so I don't know if this is possible.
(btw, you seem to have a typo in the url to company page on https://github.com/solidstatenetworks)
Hello
Is it possible to specify which zlib to use during compilation. I'm compiling on Ubuntu 16.04 which has 1.2.8 zlib. I would like to use 1.2.11 however. I made some crude hacks in the CMakeList file to not search for zlib but do the git stuff instead.
It would be very nice with something like:
cmake -DZLIB_VERSION=v1.2.11
Which would use the git and checkout the v1.2.11 tag and build that for inclusion into minizip.
I have no knowledge of how cmake works so I don't know if this is possible.
(btw, you seem to have a typo in the url to company page on https://github.com/solidstatenetworks)