On Nov 26, 2008, at 4:34 PM, Eric Noulard wrote:
2008/11/26 Michael Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is there a way to actually test to see if a target exists or has been
created?
I am working on the boost-cmake stuff and I would to implement a
macro that
takes in requirements for a target (regression test). As it checks
those
requirements the macro will need to check to see if one of its
dependencies
has already been created. For example say I have a regression test
Foo and
it depends on a static-multi_threaded-debug build of the boost_system
library.
Now say the user has selected to NOT build static libraries. I
need to
check for the boost-system-static-multi-debug target and if it does
not
exists (which it will not in our example) add that target.
Alternatively, what happens if I just add a new target and the new
target
already actually exists? Is that safe?
Did you try
if(TARGET target-name)
cf
cmake --help-command if
--
Erk
let me pull my head out of my ... thanks.. ;-O
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