Steve Johns wrote:
Once it is implemented properly you could do something like
SET(NRC206_SRCS ADDINT.C ...)
SET_SOURCE_FILES_PROPERTIES(${NRC206_SRCS} PROPERTIES COMPILE_LANGUAGE C)
ADD_LIBRARY(NRC206 ${NRC206_SRCS})
to override the default choice of compile language for capital ".C"
extensions. I'm not sure when we'll get to this.
At this point, with the new CMake 2.4.2 successfully treating "foo.c"
as a C file, I have an opposite need to compile certain C files as C++.
IOW, I need to apply " /TP " to certain specific files like "FOO.C" (or
foo.c).
Can I arrange this, either with the sytax above, or some other way,
using CMake 2.4.2 ?
This would require the COMPILE_LANGUAGE property I mentioned to do
directly. We'll probably implement this soon but it is not in 2.4.2.
Can't you just rename the file to have a C++ extension? If not, you can
get "foo.c" compiled as C++ by creating an extra file called "foo.cxx"
and adding it instead. The file would contain just the code
// foo.cxx
#include "foo.c"
-Brad
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