Hi Yuri,
thanks for the feedback,
These flags used by CMake internally to properly handle dependencies
(as I can tell from source code). LinkLibraryDependencies is turned on
when your target depends on target added wihth
include_external_msproject. As for UseLibraryDependencyInputs - you
can't set this flag with CMake.
Sadly I'm more interested in the UseLibraryDependencyInputs because this
one makes or breaks the result when compiled as static lib.
The other solution, besides refactoring the code, is to compile as DLL.
This problem has only surfaced with MSVC10 and did not
happen with previous versions. While I realize the problem should be
dealt with in other ways eventually I'd like to try and fix the cmake
build for MSVC10 without too many changes.
Could you suggest a mechanism how this could be set? Has there been
similar problems with other environments?
I'd gladly implement the feature if you could point me into the right
direction. From a quick study of the cmake
code I got the impression that cmake does not deal with flags that have
no command line equivalent.
cheers
amir
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