Thanks for your help.
It seems that the library cannot be compiled as static, when I tried it as
dynamic it worked without a problem. I assume that this is due to the style
includes as there wouldn't be a search path for a static library since it's
part of the executable.
Could anyone tell
I don't think the style of include paths has anything to do with
whether or not the library will compile as a static or dynamic library.
What is the output of:
MESSAGE(SERVER_SOURCE_DIR is ${SERVER_SOURCE_DIR})
Please post that to the list.
OK, I finally found the problem.
It seems that I was being silly and not being consistent with case in the
project(X) call and the ${X_SOURCE_DIR} references.
Everything is working as expected now, thanks for your help guys.
On Wednesday 04 February 2009 12:19:11 Michael Jackson wrote:
I
Hi there,
I have a problem with using CMake to compile a library that I'm trying to use
in an application that I'm writing.
I have the following directory structure:
src/
| CMakeLists.txt (1)
| app/
| | CMakeLists.txt (2)
| | (app source and headers)
|
Nick Ogden wrote:
Hi there,
I see you found the right list ;-).
(And I will admit I was lazy and didn't read it before on kde-devel,
which is why I'm just now answering your actual question.)
I have a problem with using CMake to compile a library that I'm trying to use
in an application
perhaps include_directories(..)
That's how I do it.
You can also print the
${SERVER_SOURCE_DIR}
variable.
MESSAGE(SERVER_SOURCE_DIR is ${SERVER_SOURCE_DIR})
Let me know if this works.
Nick Ogden wrote:
Hi there,
I have a problem with using CMake to compile a library that I'm trying to use
