The credential module from FreeRDP2 was removed, but sometime you still need to
have support for Cred[Marshal|Unmarshal]Credential especially when it's a
smartcard logon and that the cert sha1 is encoded using these functions.
* pkg-config sets CJSON_FOUND, check for that instead of the paths, which
might be unset or set to <var>-NOTFOUND
* move detection to own file. find_package targets are meant to be used
in same directory or below, but we define the WinPR target one above,
so include it in parent
* use a macro to add resource files for executables and shared libraries
* use that macro to declare targets
* use that macro to set library/binary versioning
* use that macro to set target output name
* use a macro to create manpages and names
This implements the emulation for the ncrypt API and more specifically the smartcard
provider so that we can list available keys and certificates using pkcs11-helper.
Currently it is not possible to cleanly install multiple major version
of FreeRDP concurrently as some of the development libraries (.so files)
files can conflict.
This change renames all libraries to include the major version number in
the library name to fix this limitation.
The list of changed libraries:
libwinpr-tools.so -> libwinpr-tools2.so
libwinpr.so -> libwinpr2.so
libfreerdp.so -> libfreerdp2.so
libfreerdp-client.so -> libfreerdp-client2.so
libfreerdp-shadow.so -> libfreerdp-shadow2.so
libfreerdp-server.so -> libfreerdp-server2.so
libfreerdp-shadow-subsystem.so -> libfreerdp-shadow-subsystem2.so
libuwac.so -> libuwac0.so
As the library names have changed, projects that use FreeRDP will need to
update their dependencies. -
If pkg-config or cmake find modules are used, reconfiguration might be
sufficient.
Fixes#3460
If a target is linked against libraries with cmake
(target_link_libraries) and the libraries are not marked as PRIVATE
they are "exported" and in case a other target is linked against this
target it is also linked against *all* (not private) libraries.
Without declaring private libraries PRIVATE a lot of over linking
(linking against unneeded libraries) was done.
