Asmodehn Shade wrote:
I am currently converting my old cmake 2.4 scripts to cmake 2.6.3, as I
am enjoying the new possibilities offered by the export / import system
I previously implemented my self a little dirty workaround this
limitation... so I am pretty happy to see this coming along ;-)
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
In my main script I call a few macros :
import(project_export.cmake)
inspect(project_target)
My macros are defined as this :
macro ( import external_project_export )
include(${external_project_export})
# I assume I know external_target is defined in
${external_project_export}
get_target_properties(external_target_location ${external_target}
LOCATION)
###OK WORKING
endmacro ( import external_project )
macro ( inspect target )
get_target_properties(external_target_location_test ${target} LOCATION)
###NOT FOUND
macro ( inspect target )
In the second macro call, all the properties I tried to get ( LOCATION,
IMPORTED_LOCATION, IMPORTED_LOCATION_DEBUG, etc ) all return NOT_FOUND
Yes I even tried to re-include the file desperately, but it tells me the
target is already defined, as it should be...
So it seems the target lost its properties between the 2 macro calls ??
Are you sure the second call is using the correct target? Use message() to
print the name of the target in both cases.
-Brad
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