Thank you Marco,
it was a great help.
It goes with:
FIND_LIBRARY(CLAPACK_LIBRARY clapack PATHS ${CLAPACK_DIR}/Release)
FIND_LIBRARY(BLAS_LIBRARY blas PATHS ${CLAPACK_DIR}/blas/Release)
and then
LINK_LIB_TO_FUNCTIONALITY(...)
Maybe you know how can I than differ between Visual Studios Release / Debug?
Thank you,
Roman
Marco Nolden wrote:
> Hi Roman,
>
> we've sometimes run into similar problems and our solution is to use the
> FIND_LIBRARY CMake command. In your case this would be something like:
>
> FIND_LIBRARY(CLAPACK_LIBRARY clapack PATHS ${CLAPACK_DIR})
> FIND_LIBRARY(BLAS_LIBRARY blas PATHS ${CLAPACK_DIR}/blas)
>
> We usually "hide" these variables since they're set automatically after
> setting CLAPACK_DIR:
>
> MARK_AS_ADVANCED(CLAPACK_LIBRARY BLAS_LIBRARY)
>
> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(FooBar ${CLAPACK_LIBRARY} ${BLAS_LIBRARY})
>
> or even better:
>
> LINK_LIB_TO_FUNCTIONALITY(FooBar ${CLAPACK_LIBRARY} ${BLAS_LIBRARY})
>
> The second version is a MITK macro which links the lib only if the
> functionality is turned on.
>
> Regards
> Marco
>
>
>
>
> Roman Tulchiner wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> does no one knows, how the problem below is to be solved, or are my way
>> of posing this problem to vague?
>>
>> I'll be thankful for any advise.
>>
>> With kind regards,
>> Roman
>>
>> Roman Tulchiner wrote:
>>
>>> Hallo MITK-Users,
>>>
>>> in my functionality I need some additional libraries to be linked (by
>>> the way, it's about Clapack). In order to use this libraries, I have to
>>> specify the additional include directories, library directories and
>>> finally the libraries themself in the properties of my functionality
>>> (I'm working with visual studio). If I do it all manually, it works.
>>> In order to avoid editing properties after each CMake call, I have
>>> edited CMakeLists.txt of my functionality. Though the include
>>> directories, library directories and libraries entries are then set
>>> through CMake correctly, I get a LINK error massage - "clapack.lib can
>>> not be load". But then if I comment the TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES line out
>>> and add the libraries settings manually, it works. Does anybody knows,
>>> what am I doing wrong?
>>>
>>> #######################The contents of the CMakeLists.txt file:
>>>
>>> # The CLAPACK install directory.
>>> SET(CLAPACK_DIR "" CACHE PATH "Path to the Clapack directory. You will
>>> need Clapack in order to compile FooBar")
>>> # The CLAPACK include file directories.
>>> SET(CLAPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS "${CLAPACK_DIR}")
>>> # The CLAPACK library directories.
>>> SET(CLAPACK_LIBRARY_DIRS "${CLAPACK_DIR}" "${CLAPACK_DIR}/blas"
>>> "${CLAPACK_DIR}/f2clib")
>>> # The CLAPACK library directories.
>>> SET(CLAPACK_LIBRARIES clapack blas libI77 libF77 )
>>>
>>> INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(${CLAPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS})
>>> LINK_DIRECTORIES(${CLAPACK_LIBRARY_DIRS})
>>>
>>> CREATE_QFUNCTIONALITY(FooBar)
>>>
>>> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(FooBar ${CLAPACK_LIBRARIES})
>>>
>>>
>>>
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