Say I have a main executable and a number of shared libraries that rely on that
executable. Say I have a certain C++ source that is required to be built by not
only the main executable, but also every single shared library (the source in
question is a Windows-specific file to handle memory allocations). I have found
that when using a Visual Studio generator, CMake causes the source file to be
rebuilt for every single shared library, causing an increase in build time. Is
there an easy way to have the object file not be rebuilt every single time, but
be reused for all the shared libraries? The source file is included in the main
executable through add_executable(), and it's added to each of the shared
libraries through add_library().
Thanks,
Naram Qashat
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