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Use variables set by find_package(CURL)#3
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Without explicitly linking to ${CURL_LIBRARIES}, linker will always
pick up libcurl from the system path, which might not be what we want
if we built libcurl from source and installed it elsewhere, for example.
This was needed when the custom runtime feature was not yet public.
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Without explicitly linking to , the linker will always pick up libcurl from the system path, which
might not be what we want if we built libcurl from source and installed it elsewhere, for example.
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