Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
Von: Bill Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
We use this approach
FIND_LIBRARY(kdewin32 KDEWIN32LIB)
FIND_LIBRARY(kdwin32_d KDEWIN32LIB_D)
if(KDEWIN32LIB and KDEWIN32LIB_D)
set(KDEWIN32_LIBRARY optimized ... debug ...)
... checking all three possibilities
target_link_libraries(foo KDEWIN32_LIBRARY)
But I think I can put this into one macro which needs to be used all
over kde.
OK, that looks good. So, what is the feature you want, and how would
it be used in this case?
I just wanted to avoid the above code except two lines:
FIND_LIBRARY_NEW(kdewin32 DEBUG_POSTFIX "_d" KDEWIN32_LIBRARY)
target_link_libraries(foo KDEWIN32_LIBRARY)
--> FIND_LIBRARY_NEW should do the job of selecting the correct libs for me :)
But it shouldn't be to hard to put this into a macro. I'll take a look :)
Christian
OK, so you want FIND_LIBRARY to find both libraries, the API for
FIND_LIBRARY is already pretty complicated, this maybe best as
as macro.
-Bill
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