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Please pardon my last message. I found
a thread from 2013-01-09 that kgardenia42 wrote and it pretty
much addresses everything that I need.
-Jimi
On 07/14/2013 01:49 PM, Jimi Damon wrote:
Hi,
I am new-ish to Cmake and hence might be overlooking a simple
solution to this problem. Here's the quick crux of my problem.
I have a directory full of .C files that I want to compile to a C
based Shared library and compile to a C++ shared library. In the
original Makefile, it was handled by a simple rule that did the
following
g++ $(CXX_FLAGS) file.c -o file.cpp.o
vs.
gcc $(C_FLAGS) file.c -o file.o
What I tried doing in CMAKE was have two targets with one being C
based library, and the other a C++ based. I then tried messing
around with SET_SOURCE_FILES_PROPERTIES and SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES
to change the compiler type for each set.
However, Cmake keeps track of the underlying files. So even if I
had
file (GLOB c_files RELATIVE "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}"
"${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/*.c" )
followed by
file (GLOB cxx_files RELATIVE "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}"
"${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/*.c" )
ADD_LIBRARY( cxx_entries SHARED cxx_files )
#and
ADD_LIBRARY( c_entries SHARED c_files )
Then when I used the add_library () commands, it remembered only
one compiler type for both, and hence either both libraries would
be CXX compiled or C compiled.
So, my question is : what is the best way to handle one directory
full of C files so that I can compile both to a C based shared
library and C++ based shared library.
I thought about adding a custom rule, but considering that this
will be migrated over to Windows , I am trying to rely on as much
CMake as possible to try to ensure that it will work
cross-platform.
Thanks for any suggestions,
-Jimi
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