I'm building with ccmake 2.4.2 on Cygwin. When I do:
IF(CYGWIN)
MESSAGE("Build type is ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE}")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(libchicken PROPERTIES DEBUG_POSTFIX "-0")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(libchicken PROPERTIES RELEASE_POSTFIX "-0")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(libchicken PROPERTIES MINSIZEREL_POSTFIX "-0")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(libchicken PROPERTIES RELWITHDEBINFO_POSTFIX "-0")
ENDIF(CYGWIN)
I get "Build type is ". Also the postfixes are ignored.
Motive: Cygwin has this progressive-or-awkward nomenclature for its
dlls, depending on your perspective. Instead of libwhatever.dll, they
do cygwhatever-xxx.dll, where xxx is a version number. A typical
default is cygwhatever-0.dll. I am trying to imitate a ./configure
build that generates such a name. Without such imitation the resulting
app doesn't work. Whether the app can rename things to cygwhatever.dll
is unresolved. In any event, Cygwin standard practice (I refrain from
calling it a "best" practice) is to put these -xxx postfixes on stuff.
And they don't do it on their import stubs, they ship things like:
cygwhatever-123.dll
libwhatever.dll.a
So what I need is a postfix that only affects the .dll output.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
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