Thanks Alan.
I went ahead an broke my project into a top-level CMake file, plus one
for a subdirectory containing library code, and one for a subdirectory
containing library-demo code.
That seems to work so far, EXCEPT: when the path to the subdirectory
includes a directory with a space in the name (".../Simple IO/..."),
the build seems to fail. (CMake is happy, make is not.)
On Linux, is there a way to cause the Makefiles produced by CMake to
be ok with pathnames that include spaces?
Thanks again,
Christian
On 2/25/07, Alan W. Irwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2007-02-25 13:34-0500 Christian Convey wrote:
> (Couldn't spot this in the docs - sorry if it's obvious...)
>
> I've got a project that involves a library, and several demo apps that
> use that library.
>
> - Is there a strong reason to avoid using a single CMake file to
> express the logic for building the library and the apps?
No. This is done all the time.
>
> - How do I express the fact that each app is dependent on the library
> already being built? (When I use "TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES", cmake seems
> upset that the library, which hasn't yet been built, doesn't exist at
> the time I run cmake.)
You probably have to reorder how your targets are specified. The ADD_LIBRARY
and ADD_EXECUTABLE commands should occur before your TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES
command.
Alan
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