Hi,
I have a number of applications sharing the same libraries in a single CMake source tree: Development - LibraryA - LibraryB - ApplicationA (might depend on LibraryA and/or LibraryB) - ApplicationB (might depend on LibraryA and/or LibraryB) Now I would like to create different installers for the different applications. I'm trying CPack and managed to create a (NSIS) installer for a single application (Calling CPack at the end of the root CMakeLists.txt of Development) but don't know how to create more of them. Can I "INCLUDE(CPACK)" more than once, ie in the CMakeLists.txt of the different Applications or is that bad practice? Or should I lose the direct coupling with CMake and make different CPackConfig.cmake scripts for all of them? Note: I'm not looking for the component system, where the user selects which components to install. I'm looking for separate installers, so I can distribute the applications separately. Thanks, Daniel Dekkers
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