You can import wui-cpp as usual with PID. In the root CMakelists.txt file of your package, after the package declaration you have to write something like:
It will try to install last version of the package.
If you want a specific version (recommended), for instance the currently last released version:
Components
wui-cpp
This is a shared library (set of header files and a shared binary object).
include directive :
Not specified (dangerous). You can try including any or all of these headers:
CMake usage :
In the CMakeLists.txt files of your applications and tests, or those of your libraries that do not export the dependency:
In the CMakeLists.txt files of libraries exporting the dependency :
wui-cpp-st
This is a static library (set of header files and an archive of binary objects).
include directive :
Not specified (dangerous). You can try including any or all of these headers:
CMake usage :
In the CMakeLists.txt files of your applications and tests, or those of your libraries that do not export the dependency:
In the CMakeLists.txt files of libraries exporting the dependency :