Hi all,
I'm wondering, if I understood correctly the behaviour of CMake, whether
there'a a way to prevent CMake from deleting duplicated libraries in a
target_link_libraries list.
I have an executable which links against (all static) libraries A, B and
C. A itself links against C,D,E... and so on. When CMake creates the
link.txt file what I see is:
c++ -o myExe -lA -lC -lD -lE -lB
that is cmake links the executable against A followed by its dependents,
then against B but not against C. The point is that B needs C to follow
it as B depends on C. This is why I suspect that CMake removes the
duplicated libraries listed in a target_link_libraries directive.
Is it correct? And is there a way to force CMake to preserve exactly the
list of libraries passed to target_link_libraries?
Thanks.
Marco
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Marco Corvo
SuperB experiment
CNRS - Orsay
c/o INFN - Padova
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