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I noticed this as well, but because this resulted to an invalid include directory of I did the same modification, although I'm not sure, of the right location. Maybe this fits better between the set() directives and the add_library(). But I'm only splitting hairs, please accept this PR. |
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I noticed an issue with the CMake installation: The line to import the include directory was in the wrong place which lead to the important preprocessor definitions
LDL_LONGandDLONGnot being included correctly . I tested this change on Linux.This change is