Cross compile Curl library for target machine

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[*] DRIVE OS 6.0.6
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[*] native Ubuntu Linux 20.04 Host installed with SDK Manager
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Hello, I am trying to cross-compile a script which require the “curl.h”. However I was not able to proceed with the compilation because such library is not found in driveworks by default. Can you provide a guide to properly link curl or crosscompile with driveworks framework? I saw that the curl library should by default be present in the 3rdparty but you see inside 3rdparty folder i can’t find it.
Thanks a lot

Could you please provide more details or context about where you came across the information that the curl library should be present in the 3rdparty folder?

For my understanding, by consulting the SDK documentation at DriveWorks SDK Reference i may be confusing licenses with libraries. But can you tell me if there is a way to include it into the driveworks cross-compilation framework?

Thanks for providing the context. We will clarify this internally and get back to you.

Certain binaries in DW have curl statically linked, and as a result, the license for curl must be included. It is not intended for developers to use a bundled curl library or header with DW, nor is it required for any DW functionality.

What if you have to use it? Can you build it and link it from custom folders if needed?
Thanks for the clarification.

I guess you should refer to the official curl website (https://curl.se/) and their installation documentation (build and install curl from source) for your questions.

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