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This isn't currently supported, mostly because Debian does not ship flatbuffers, and most Linux users of SolveSpace are on Debian derivatives. Is there any particular reason you want it? Flatbuffers are currently only used for writing files, so using a potentially outdated version of them isn't a concern.
Thank you for your explanation. Yes, the reason I am looking at this is because of gentoo packaging policies. An ebuild for solvespace already exists on the offical portage tree, but there are these policies that want system - installed libraries to be strongly preffered over bundled and avoid auto-magic dependencies.
But anyway, I am not a gentoo dev to take responsibility and as I mentioned an ebuild already exists. So unless the maintainer or a dev approaches you for this, I think you can ignore this issue.
Flatbuffers is not an automagic dependency as it is a hard requirement (which is also the reason for bundling it). If a Gentoo packager wants me to make it possible to use system flatbuffers they can comment here and I will reopen.
Basically the title. I want to use system installed on my gentoo dev-libs/flatbuffers. Running
doesn't work.
Also I can't find a way to disable it somehow.
What am I missing here? Thank you.
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