libtest | Rust 's built-in testing and benchmarking framework | Performance Testing library

In a first step I created a test.dll library with the corresponding import library test.dll.a and the header file test.h. I build a new "client" project where I want to use this created library.

I have the following file structure:

I compile a jnilib in MAC with cc,

When I run the java application, but still get the errors below:

dlopen(/Users/yz/Desktop/Home/code/test/framework/so/libtest.jnilib, 1): Library not loaded: @rpath/libtest.dylib\n Referenced from: /Users/yz/Desktop/Home/code/test/framework/so/libtest.jnilib\n Reason: image not found

Unfortunately, ths libtest.jnilib exists in /Users/yz/Desktop/Home/code/test/framework/so/

this is my test.cpp file.(I also used makefile to create dll file)

I am new to using regex and having some issues understanding how to extract a group from a regular expression. I have a text file (example.txt):

I want to compile C code with OpenMP offloading and create a dynamic library libtest.so. When I use the following command:

I have been trying to integrate googletest into my solution, but I get either nasty linker errors or can't add it at all.

googletest was added as a submodule: git submodule add 'https://github.com/google/googletest.git'

Have been trying configuring premake5 like so:

Following this answer to the question about compiling additional code at runtime in C or C++ I prepared this main program

I've created a simple CMake C++ library example and I want to make its build deterministic (i.e. The same code in same machine always generates the same library with same file hash).

Main.cpp

Answer is found. To save your time from reading alot:

Useful Document Here:
https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/community/-/wikis/doc/tutorials/Exporting-and-Importing-Targets

The working CMakeLists.txt is like this: