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[reproc] Enabled C++ target for version 6.0.0. #6711

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@qis qis commented May 31, 2019

After the upgrade to version 6.0.0 the C++ target is neither built nor installed.

This PR fixes the build and install part, but leaves the usasge message alone since the cmake scripts are generated using a broken library (cddm) and don't work.

The library (both, reproc and reproc++) can still be used when linking manually.

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/azp run

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qis commented Jun 1, 2019

Eh... I don't follow. Did I do something wrong? Forgot a check?

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Nope, we just had a hiccup in the pipeline :)

Thanks for the PR!

@ras0219-msft ras0219-msft merged commit e251b22 into microsoft:master Jun 1, 2019
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@qis Any suggestions on how I can improve the reproc CMake scripts? cddm just installs each configured library to the standard cmake install directories. This works perfectly with the Unix directory structure but unfortunately vcpkg does not like a package installing multiple targets. I made an issue (#4888) to improve the situation but unfortunately there hasn't been any response yet.

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