Hi,
Christian Lang wrote:
Alexander Neundorf schrieb:
Hi,
my first problem is solved: To link against "foo/libbar.a", the link
line options "-Lfoo -lbar" are produced. This works. But what if for
some reason I do not want to use it this way, but want to directly
specify "foo/libbar.a" at the link line (as I tried in the first place)?
Is this possible?
You can specify the full path to libbar.a
Ok, but if I specify - for instance - "/path/foo/libbar.a"
(TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES), cmake transforms it to "-L/path/foo -lbar" at
the link line ...
Regarding my second problem, I simply do not know how to tell cmake to
first build the static libs by recursing into the subdirs and then build
the main target by linking them together (at the top-level-dir)...
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(shared_lib1)
ADD_SUBDITECTORY(shared_lib2)
ADD_SUB...
ADD_EXECUTABLE(exe ...)
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(exe shared_lib1 shared_lib2 ....)
Thank you, this works as long as there is at least one source file given
here: ADD_EXECUTABLE(exe sourefile1 ...). But in my project there are no
additional sourcefiles. "exe" consists of the static libs built in the
subdirectories only. And I do not want to use a "dummy" sourcefile. What
can I do?
Thanks,
Christian
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