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In CMake projects like MariaDB Connector C, CMake can "install" the SDK on a specific directory (usual C:\Program FIles...) that contains the header and libraries of the SDK installed.
After the installation is completed, FindPackage() will be able to detect the component without linking it again.
Since MDK is designed to be a fully standalone SDK, it will be very helpfull to include a FindPackage() command, so any future module shouldn't require to add MDK as submodule.
In CMake projects like MariaDB Connector C, CMake can "install" the SDK on a specific directory (usual C:\Program FIles...) that contains the header and libraries of the SDK installed.
After the installation is completed, FindPackage() will be able to detect the component without linking it again.
Since MDK is designed to be a fully standalone SDK, it will be very helpfull to include a FindPackage() command, so any future module shouldn't require to add MDK as submodule.