Hi,
My question should sound like a dummy one, but can't find the answer by
myself, maybe I have not understand clearly the spirit of Cmake...
I try to change a build system from automake/autoconf under Cmake on
linux, due to some portability issues...
So I need to build some executable from static library I build just
before, actually I have this Chronology :
1-run Cmake in order to configure and create the make to build the
static lib
2-run make to build the static library
3-re-run Cmake to update the make for the executable
4-run make to build the executable
And i try to avoid the step 3 and 4 in order to generate a make that
build directly the executable after build static lib without re-run Cmake.
I try few solution based on test with IF or
SET_SOURCE_FILES_PROPERTIES(... GENERATED ) or try to use dependencies
and ADD_CUSTOM_TARGET/ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND , but no one of this solutions
is working fine.
So I ask for possible solutions.
Thanks in advance
Benjamin
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