Is there some way to make grpc use third_party force when compile
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black cat
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Nov 23, 2016, 2:11:38 AM11/23/16
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There are other version openssl,protobuf or other third party in OS. When I compile grpc, grpc use the/usr/local file but not in third_party. Is there any way to force grpc use third_party?
Nicolas Noble
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It's usually not a good idea, because that means your gRPC library won't be using the same code as the rest of the system. If you insist however, there are a few EMBED_xxx variables you can use. For forcing the third_party SSL library to be built in for instance, you can say EMBED_OPENSSL=true