Bill Greene<[email protected]> wrote:
add_library (cmTestLib STATIC MySub.cpp MySub.h)
You need not include the header files in an add_library call. They'll be
found by the compiler, provided you have included them in the cpp files.
If I understand your problem correctly, I fear you may be trying to use
a sledgehammer to crack a peanut!
Try this:
add_library (cmTestLib STATIC MySub.cpp)
add_executable(cmTestMain cmTestMain.cpp)
# Make sure the library is up to date
add_dependencies(cmTestMain cmTestLib)
# Add lib to the link line
target_link_libraries(cmTestMain cmTestLib)
Cheers,
Jim
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Limit Point Systems, Inc.
http://cmake.limitpoint.com
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