Dear CMakers, Sorry for disturbing. Since nobody gave the answer, I just rephrased the title of my question.
I am a beginner of CMake. My problem is that in MSVC, I have two projects: one is executable project A, and the other is library project B. A depends on B and A has to link B. I want A to link the corresponding B separately under different configurations. For example, if I build Release version, then A should link Release version of B, while if I build MinSizeRel version, A should link B in MinSizeRel/. For this purpose, I tried 2 ways but both failed. The first one is to set dependency in CMake, however, CMake automatically set the property "Link Library Dependencies" in the generated MSVC project to "No", which means it won't link B automatically. Hence it seems I have to explicitly specify B as a input library to A. So then I did this: target_link_libraries(A debug Debug/B) target_link_libraries(A optimized Release/B) Nevertheless, obviously, since optimized means all the other three configurations except "Debug", project A won't find library B if I directly build "MinSizeRel" version because the compiler can not find library B in directory Release/. So I am wondering, what is the standard way to do this? It will be great if there is portable and unified way which is also working on Linux and Mac. Thanks in advance! Best, Meng
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