Hello everybody,
I have a problem with generated source and header files.
The main problem is, that I don't want to note each generated file's name
manually in a CMakeLists.txt file, because the output of the file generator
changes frequently.
The sequence of the build process shall be:
1. Go to build directory and execute "cmake <source-path>"
2. Execute "make"
3. The generator shall be called (but only if the source and header files are
not yet generated).
4. The generator creates source and header files in folder 'generated'.
5. The source and header files in folder 'generated' shall be compiled.
6. The source and header files in folder 'generated' shall be added to library
"libxyz.generated.so"
7. The library "libxyz.so" shall be built. "libxyz.so" shall be dependent on
"libxyz.generated.so". The library "libxyz.generated.so" shall be linked to
"libxyz.so".
The following attempt does not work, because the subdirectory "generated" is
still empty, when FILE is called:
FILE( GLOB SRCS ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/generated/*.cpp )
ADD_LIBRARY( xyz.generated SHARED ${SRCS} )
ADD_DEPENDENCIES( xyz.generated generate_files )
How can I build a library from all sources which are previously generated in a
defined folder, while not knowing each file's names in advance?
Best regards,
Joerg
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