USE_STATIC_BINARIES CMake option #2824
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based off @data-man's work in #2664, add a USE_STATIC_BINARIES option to CMake, dependent on USE_STATIC being set. when this option is used, link the notcurses binaries against the static versions of notcurses. i've done ncman and nctetris thus far. also, move to pkgconf for libdeflate, requiring at least version 1.9 (that's when i added the pkgconfig code upstream).
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based off @data-man's work in #2664, add a
USE_STATIC_BINARIESoption to CMake, dependent onUSE_STATICbeing set. when this option is used, link the notcurses binaries against the static versions of notcurses.also, move to pkgconf for libdeflate. it's supported
.pcsince 1.9, 2022-01-12.