What is the correct way to link 3rd party C++ libraries in Gradle?

I am currently trying to evaluate the use of Gradle C++ for a project that will have both Java and C++ components (with JNI to interface). I could just use CMake for the C++ portion, but then I would have 2 build systems which is less cleanly organized. As such, I prefer to use Gradle’s C++ system in a multi-project build if it has the support that I need. The main thing that I can’t find any detailed information (with code examples, etc.) is the linking of libraries. For Cmake, it is simple: use find_package or the pkg-config module. Every library (that I have tried to use) offers at least one of those systems. With Gradle, however, it only seems to document it for linking to C++ libraries that are built in the same project. What if, for example, I want to link to Vulkan, SFML, OpenGl, yaml-cpp, Boost, or any number of established and FOSS C++ libraries? The documentation also doesn’t specify how to control dynamic or static linking.