If I use Cmake to make a library where the source files are exclusively header files (*.h) then I get a message saying it cannot determine the language to use - which is correct.
The way I get around this is to have a dummy cpp file. This then tells CMake what language to use because it sees the .cpp extension and assumes the commpiler is a c++ compiler..
Is there another way to tell CMake that the library should be linked as C++? I am wondering if there is a SET_SOURCE_FILES_PROPERTIES() or something like that I can use.
I suspect I can use .hpp as the extension but I don't really want to ebcause too much other code depends upon the header files.
Andrew
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