On 2013-11-19 19:07, Michael DiCuccio wrote:
Suppose you have a library named general:
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add_library(general foo bar)
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....and then try to link it into an application:
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add_executable(myapp baz)
target_link_libraries(myapp general)
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cmake complains about the fact that 'general' is a reserved keyword, and I
have found no way to force or finagle linkage against a library named
'libgeneral'.
Name the target something else (e.g. 'libgeneral') and modify its
OUTPUT_NAME? (See set_target_properties and the OUTPUT_NAME property.)
If all you need is to produce a 'libgeneral.so', that may suffice. If
you also need the target name to be 'general'...
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Matthew
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