#Import PCL package into my project on Windows with CMake

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tulip pawn
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After the closed post https://discord.com/channels/331718482485837825/1284523531748638804
I try to import the compiled project into my own project.
It reports error.

I add this into my CMakeLists.txt

set(PCL_DIR "D:/myfile/software/Libraries/lib-bin/pcl/share/pcl-1.14")
find_package(PCL 1.3 REQUIRED)
include_directories(${PCL_INCLUDE_DIRS})
link_directories(${PCL_LIBRARY_DIRS})
add_definitions(${PCL_DEFINITIONS})
...
target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME}
    ...
    ${PCL_LIBRARIES}
)

Then

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tulip pawn
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I'm sure that I installed openvdb by execute pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-openvdb and so that I cmake and make PCL package successfully. I don't know why cmake cannot find openvdb when I import PCL. How to check it on my msys2 mingw environment ?

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I found libopenvdb.a and libopenvdb.dll.a under the folder D:\myfile\software\Msys2\mingw64\lib

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I am not aware that openvdb installed this way exists a .cmake file

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ok, I'll try

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msys2

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I don't want to use linux 😢 I can use sub-system but I cannot leave Windows 🥲

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game

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I'm a steam user 😀

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Thanks for recommending me of Linux, but there are too many softwares and data maybe I cannot move them into Linux conveniently feelsbadman

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maybe I could work on ubuntu in vmware workstation?

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oh, that's fine. Maybe I would try in the future 👌

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