On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Jean-Sébastien Guay < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, > > Now merged, thanks guys! >> > > Philip, any chance you could work that CMake 2.6 magic you did on OSG into > the VPB CMakeLists.txt files? It has the same CMP0003 problem OSG had, and > same symptoms on building (libs don't have an extension, so Visual C++ > thinks they're .obj files). I've never built VPB before so it probably would be best to leave this to someone more familiar with the software. Also, I'm on vacation and away from my typical dev environment anyways. Honestly the changes I submitted to Robert to make OSG work on CMake 2.6.x were relatively minor, nothing magic about them. =) Regarding the "OBJ" linking problem... I'm pretty sure that those weird calls that are being made to TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES() causing those problems you cited can simply go away, even on CMake 2.4.x. I think that the reason they were put there in the first place was because one of the original designers of the OSG's build system wanted to support independent building and linking of OpenThreads, OSG, and Producer but without them being built all together with CMake and generated as internal targets. I think he was trying to make them depend on each other externally as separate projects, or at least have that option available. For internally generated targets, no matter if they are generated by Visual Studio or by the Makefile generator all that you should have to do to link targets is call: TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(foo mylib1 mylib2) # where mylib1 and mylib2 are static or shared libraries created by ADD_LIBRARY() # and foo is the executable or library target you're linking against mylib1 & mylib2 The only reason you should have to call TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES() and use the "optimized" or "debug" flags is if you're linking against external dependencies. When doing this you almost always want to use FIND_LIBRARY() to locate the import library to use. -- Philip Lowman
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