I am having troubles using CMake. I need to link a C module to LAPACK. Also, this module does #include <lapacke.h>.

CMake itself and LAPACK are installed in a Conda environment, so they are in a non-standard location.

When I use find_package(LAPACK REQUIRED), I can link to the found library via target_link_libraries(mylibrary PUBLIC LAPACK::LAPACK). However, it does not work for target_include_directories.

And I cannot use LAPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS, because this module does not set it. How to help CMake to compile the module correctly after it successfully found LAPACK.

I am having troubles using CMake. I need to link a C module to LAPACK. Also, this module does #include <lapacke.h>.

CMake itself and LAPACK are installed in a Conda environment, so they are in a non-standard location.

When I use find_package(LAPACK REQUIRED), I can link to the found library via target_link_libraries(mylibrary PUBLIC LAPACK::LAPACK). However, it does not work for target_include_directories.

And I cannot use LAPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS, because this module does not set it. How to help CMake to compile the module correctly after it successfully found LAPACK.

• cmake
• cmake-modules

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You have to use find_path and look for the header yourself.