michael kapelko wrote:
I've tried "Unix Makefiles", "MSYS Makefiles". Both produced "Bad
argument number" error during linkage.
I cannot use "MinGW Makefiles" within MSYS, because CMake complains,
that MinGW's make won't work when sh.exe is in the PATH. When I remove
sh.exe from the PATH, not a single command works in MSYS any more:
r...@winsuxx-f3290c7 /c/build/lf2
$ cmake-gui
sh: fork: No such file or directory
You need to run cmake-gui from a dos shell for MinGW to work.
I cannot modify CMake, because I want an end user to be able to build
app without any trouble.
I realize that, but if it does work for you, I could push the changes up
stream.
I also thought about modifying build script to produce large object
files from all sources in directories. Thus making the final linkage
deal with a little number of object files. Can you point me to some docs
on that?
No, there is not a way to do that. You can have to shared libraries,
and have one link to the other one.
-Bill
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