Hi,
On Tue, 2015-10-06 at 14:04 +0200, Johannes Brunen wrote:
> Hello Gerrit,
>
>
>
> the OpenSG 2 build system does provide the 'OSG_GLOBAL_PREP' variable,
> which allows me to call my own cmake configuration file. In that file
> I'm allowed to define another variable 'OSG_ADD_GLOBAL_SRC' that is
> evaluated for each of the OpenSG libraries. By that, I'm able to add a
> special memory management source file to the OpenSG libraries. That is
> working pretty fine. However, when I build any executable in OpenSG,
> e.g. the test*.exe or the example executables, then I have to add my
> memory management source file explicitly to the project. Both, the
> library and the executable must include this file. This is a little
> inconvenient and I would like to ask if it is possible to add the above
> variable evaluation in all ADD_EXECUTABLE statements, i.e.
> ADD_EXECUTABLE(... ${OSG_ADD_GLOBAL_SRC}).
I have a look, currently all the file information is collected and
temporarily stored. I would probably add a OSG_ADD_GLOBAL_EXE_SRC to
have a distinction between libs and executables.
kind regards
gerrit
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