Hello cmake crew,
VC++ 6 generator -
// find link libraries
const cmTarget::LinkLibraryVectorType& libs = target.GetLinkLibraries();
cmTarget::LinkLibraryVectorType::const_iterator j;
for(j = libs.begin(); j != libs.end(); ++j)
{
// add libraries to executables and dlls (but never include
// a library in a library, bad recursion)
// NEVER LINK STATIC LIBRARIES TO OTHER STATIC LIBRARIES
if ((target.GetType() != cmTarget::SHARED_LIBRARY
&& target.GetType() != cmTarget::STATIC_LIBRARY
&& target.GetType() != cmTarget::MODULE_LIBRARY) ||
(target.GetType()==cmTarget::SHARED_LIBRARY && libName != j->first) ||
(target.GetType()==cmTarget::MODULE_LIBRARY && libName != j->first))
{
Can anyone explain why is this restriction in place - it assumes
that user would allways be linking target-to-target (which produces
"bad recursion" - actually linking of the same output .lib twice
because of VC++ built in project dependencies), but misses a valid
use case when user is linking external .lib library to the target.
I've actually stumbled on this path trying to separate linking of
external libraries for different build types, which is supported
only(?) by TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES() debug & optimized keywords.
Is there any other way to specify target source files which are
specificaly bound to a certain build type?
ie. I want debug.cpp & debug.lib to be excluded from all but
"Debug" build type?
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Best regards,
speedy mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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