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See #79 |
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This patch required. Without it, libmetis.so is not linked to GKLib which is the root cause of many issues I just found on the bug tracker. |
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When building libmetis as a shared library, GKlib symbols were unresolved because libmetis had no target_link_libraries directive. This caused 'undefined symbol: gk_jbufs' errors at runtime when loading libmetis.so. Add target_link_libraries(metis GKlib) so that GKlib is linked into the shared library. For static builds this is harmless (just records the dependency).
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Fixed in commit d358278. The |
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