Another cmake quirk (I think....)

Hey all,
I mostly use java clients with the c++ broker, so I only noticed this
today (I did an svn update and full make uninstall/make install cycle
yesterday).

So I was playing around and felt like firing up a couple of simple c++
qpid::messaging clients that I had.

I did a make clean followed by make and the first thing I noticed was
that they now explicitly needed to be linked with "-lqpidtypes"
previously they only needed to be linked with "-lqpidmessaging" - is
this separation fairly recent?

That was no bigee and the compiler pretty much told me the solution, but
when I fixed it and ran the app I got a loader error and ldd claimed not
to be able to find the libraries (despite being able to find the symbols
at link time :-))

I did a sudo ldconfig which fixed it.

IIRC roundabout Easter there was a lot of traffic about cmake and I had
a similar issue with respect to qpidd, now qpidd is working fine without
me having have done the ldconfig and I distinctly remember a discussion
that initially started by me asking for ldconfig to be added to the make
and being told that was a bad idea :-) but some cmake/ld wizard (sorry
can't remember who) came up with a magic incantation which sorted the
linking issue for the qpidd libraries, I'm guessing that the same could
be applied for the client libraries.

Is this ringing bells for anyone? TBH I *thought* I'd tried my c++
client back then, but perhaps not if I'm seeing this now (unless anyone
has tweaked the cmake stuff recently?).

Cheers,
Frase