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[phygeeks <>]

Hi,

I am using CGAL for my Python code by using a small C++ code as an interface
between Python and CGAL. The code is compiled as a shared library (*.so), as
it is required by Python's ctypes.

Currently my library uses ilbCGAL*.so, therefore it requires CGAL to be
installed properly on the machine that runs the Python code, but I wonder if
I can statically link CGAL to my library so that I can share my library with
my collaborators (who are not familiar with installing CGAL) more easily. I
was able to install the static version of CGAL but have little clue how to
modify CMakeLists.txt to compile my code into a shared library with CGAL
statically linked. Can I do that, and if it is possible, how?



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