Robert Dailey wrote:
Hi,
Currently I have 3 projects named A, B, and C. A and B are both static
libraries, and C is an executable. B depends on A, and C depends on B
via add_dependencies(). When I generate a visual studio 9 project from
this setup, how will the libraries be linked? The way I want this to
work is for C to link against both A and B, and B will not link against
A (Since B's dependencies should transfer to C). Is there a way to
accomplish this behavior? I want to avoid using target_link_libraries
for the most part because it's redundant. I'm already specifying B as a
dependency of C through add_dependency(), why should I have to list B's
static library file as a dependency of C's executable? Can't CMake pull
this information from the call to add_dependency()?
Sounds like you should be using target_link_libraries instead of
add_dependency.
-Bill
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