At 01:00 AM 4/2/2006, Tanner Lovelace wrote:
>On 4/1/06, Benjamin Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> When building kdesu, for some reason it's not linking against -lkdesu.
>> The CMakeFile.txt in kdesu/kdesu specifies:
>>
>> ---(snip!)---
>> set(kdesu_SRCS kdesu.cpp sudlg.cpp )
>> kde4_automoc(${kdesu_SRCS})
>> kde4_add_executable(kdesu ${kdesu_SRCS})
>> target_link_libraries(kdesu ${KDE4_KIO_LIBS} kdesu )
>> install_targets(/bin kdesu )
>> ---(snip!)---
>
>I seem to remember CMake having problems when two
>targets have the same name. Perhaps the library
>kdesu target needs to have a different name or just
>use the sources from the kdesu library? If I recall
>correctly, even if the target has a different name, you
>can set the output name to still be libkdesu.
That is correct, two targets can not have the same name.
You can set a target property OUTPUT_NAME to change the
name of the thing that is created. This is to support
IDE's like visual studio that do not support two targets with
the same name.
-Bill
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