Hi,
I think this warning could be removed: "You have called ADD_LIBRARY
for library foobar without any source files. This typically indicates
a problem with your CMakeLists.txt file "
If you have a function that populates sources to a target, let us say
something like this:
function(activate_feature target_name)
target_sources(${target_name} PRIVATE feature.cc)
endfunction()
you would like to be able to do
add_library(foobar SHARED)
activate_feature(foobar)
without any CMake warning.
I've started using that design scheme more and more. That is, to have
a function setting up a target where the target name is given as an
input parameter. The nice thing about it is that I can pass both an
executable target and a shared library target as input to such a
function.
cheers,
Erik Sjölund
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