Steve,
To be platform independent use FIND_LIBRARY and its HINTS option.
You may want to check CMake/Modules/Find*.cmake files. There are great
examples how to be fully platform independent.
If BUILD_SHARED_LIBS, then ALL libraries in your project will be built
shared. I use for this one separate variable or separate target like:
MyLibraryShared and MyLibraryStatic.
/usr/lib is scanned automatically, you don't need to include it.
If Qt is using MySQL library, you need to include it after Qt, not before.
Denis
> OK, I've more-or-less sorted this out. I have added the
> following:
>
> IF (NOT "${BUILD_SHARED_LIBS}")
> SET(SQL_LIB_DIRS
> "${QT_LIBRARY_DIR}/../plugins/sqldrivers"
> "/usr/lib/mysql")
> SET(MYSQL_LIBS qsqlmysql mysqlclient)
> ENDIF (NOT "${BUILD_SHARED_LIBS}")
>
> LINK_DIRECTORIES(${QT_LIBRARY_DIR} "../plugins"
> ${SQL_LIB_DIRS})
>
> and have changed the exe linking as follows:
>
> SET(PM_SRCS protocol_manager.cpp)
> ADD_EXECUTABLE(protocol_manager_exe ${PM_SRCS})
> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(protocol_manager_exe ProtocolManager
> ClientCertificate
> Server HTTP IPCListener Comms Exceptions Support
> ${MYSQL_LIBS}
> ${QT_LIBRARIES})
>
> However, I'm not entirely happy as:
>
> a) I've hardcoded the relative path
> ../plugins/sqldrivers in the
> SQL_LIB_DIRS
> b) I've got an explicity reference to /usr/lib as well
>
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