Clemens Arth wrote:
Hi,
before I submit a bug report I wanted to ask you about some strange
behaviour of TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES on MacOS 10.5 and CMake 2.6-2;
A library is created for debug and release, named libFooD.dylib and
libFoo.dylib respectively. This works well. Then I create another
library in the following way:
link_directories(${FooDir}/build/OSX)
add_library(Bar ${BarSources})
set_target_properties(Bar PROPERTIES
DEBUG_OUTPUT_NAME BarD
RELEASE_OUTPUT_NAME Bar
)
It is necessary to link foo to bar, which I thought should with either
of the following ways:
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(Bar Foo)
As expected, this only works for Release and not for Debug due to the
appended "D" for the debug library. Changing Foo to FooD works only
for debug, not for release.
However that's the expected behaviour, but then I've tried the following:
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(Bar debug FooD optimized Foo)
This does not work and it refuses to link in Release searching for
FooD and in Debug searching for Foo - taking the contrary libraries
for the configurations. Trying to outfox by setting debug to Foo and
optimized to FooD does not work either. Also splitting it up to
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(Bar debug FooD)
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(Bar optimized Foo)
does not work. Did I miss something essential or does anybody has an
answer to this issue? I'm not using the latest cvs content, so might
this be an issue already fixed?
Regards,
Clemens
Now I've tried it with a fresh checkout from cvs - same result, so the
error is also in the current source tree.
Regards
Clemens
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