CMakeLists: fix build failure by removing -pie from shared library ta… #221
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…rgets With CMake 4.1.0 the build of libipmctl started failing with: error: undefined reference to `main` in *.S - `-pie` is only valid when linking executables (PIE), not shared libraries. - When applied to a shared library, the linker expects a `main` symbol, causing the undefined reference error. - Remove `-pie` from shared libraries linker flag Signed-off-by: Yogesh Tyagi <yogesh.tyagi@intel.com>
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…rgets
With CMake 4.1.0 the build of libipmctl started failing with:
error: undefined reference to
mainin *.S-pieis only valid when linking executables (PIE), not shared libraries.mainsymbol, causing the undefined reference error.-piefrom shared libraries linker flag