On 11.06.2014 20:04, Rick McGuire wrote:
Is it possible to add the ALL set of targets as a dependency for a
target that is not part of the ALL set? We have some targets for
building an installer that are not part of the default build, but must
be invoked explicitly to build the installer. A successful installer
build is really dependent upon having an up-to-date build, so I'd like
to put in a dependency where a complete build is attempted if we're
building the installer. I tried specifying ALL in the DEPENDS
section, but it didn't like that. Is there a variable available that
contains the list of ALL targets?
I don't think so.
See e.g. http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=8438.
Perhaps you could reverse it?
Since the default "install" and "package" targets depends on "all" per
default have "all" build everything that is actually required for the
install.
Then add a custom target (add_custom_target(subset)) and set up
dependencies for it to all targets that make up your subset.
e.g. add_dependencies(subset foo1 foo2)
Then (assuming e.g. make) "make subset" will build that specific subset.
Nils
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