Hello,the openbabel version shipped with my distribution (ubuntu 16.04) is quite old; I’d like to link my programs to the most recent one, which I installed in |~/opt| using the option |CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/opt|.
Sadly, the environment variable CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH doesn’t appear to be used by |FindOpenBabel2.cmake|. I copied this module because OpenBabel can’t be found by default (is this a packaging problem of the distribution? If not, could it be possible to add |FindOpenBabel2.cmake| to OpenBabel source such that package maintainers can add the module?)
You can clone this repo <https://github.com/davethecipo/ob24api> for a minimal (not) working example. If you have vagrant installed, just run |vagrant up| to set up a clean virtual machine. If you don’t use vagrant, you can look |bootstrap.sh| for the commands to reproduce the problem.
Thanks for any help, Davide
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