I have implemented a library with some functionalities. As an example, let's say this is my library. Whenever I compile with:
mkdir build
cmake ..
make
and install this library:
sudo make install
another package can find it and use it.
Now I want to create Debian packages for this library. If I use the ROS approach (bloom) with:
bloom-generate debian --os-name ubuntu --os-version jammy
fakeroot debian/rules binary
A binary package is created and if I install it everything looks ok. However, I want to create instead of one package, two, one for the runtime library and one for the development tools, in this way, clients that are not developing new apps on top of the library do not need to install all the headers, cmakes, etc.
Is there any way of doing such a thing? I would like to stick to ROS bloom as it simplifies a lot the packaging dependency (both runtime and build time).
Originally posted by apalomer on ROS Answers with karma: 318 on 2023-01-24
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