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the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txt

the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse eclipse

you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txt

the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse

you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txtCMakeLists.txt (there is no need to build the library every time you build your project)

see http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:How_To_Find_Libraries on how to include libraries

the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse

you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) by the makefile that you have, and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txt (there is no need to build the library every time you build your project)

see http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:How_To_Find_Libraries on how to include libraries

the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse

you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) by the makefile that you have, and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txt (there is no need to build the library every time you build your project)

see http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:How_To_Find_Libraries cmake help on how to include libraries

the CMakeLists.txt is not influenced by eclipse

you should be able to build the library (libenvironment.a if I see correctly) by with the makefile that you have, and then use find_package(YOUR_LIB) in your CMakeLists.txt (there is no need to build the library every time you build your project)

see cmake help on how to include libraries