audacious | A lightweight and versatile audio player | Media Player library

When you say target_include_directories it will find the corresponding headers for you. Hence, when you compiled and it didn't complain about your headers it's because you included their paths to be found during compilation.

My hunch is you're not specifying the library files during static linking. When you don't have a definition for things like dbus_g_bus_get(), it's because the actual definition for those files live in libraries. Libraries can be statically linked or dynamically linked, and have prefixes like .a and .so. You can find these files in your /usr/lib, /lib or /usr/local if you've installed them through your distro's package manager like apt-get or yum or you built them from source.

To fix your problem, you probably need to add the following to your cmake file:

You probably want to try using random.sample(all_words, 10) and loop over to extend the output for subsequent weeks (changing 10 to the desired number of words). You will need to import random first.