I have a project that generates a shared library foo. As part of the build, the bar1, bar2, and bar3 static archives are created, and eventually, foo is linked against all of them. Thus, the project's sole deliverable is libfoo.so; all the necessary symbols from the bar1..bar3 archives are found within libfoo.so.
If I try to export foo using "install(TARGETS foo EXPORT foo ...) and "install(EXPORT foo ...)", cmake complains that target foo requires targets bar1, bar2, and bar3, which are not in the export set. I have to add "install(TARGETS bar1 EXPORT foo ...)" for bar1..bar3 if I want this to succeed. However, this also means that I'm exporting my static archives, which as I wrote earlier aren't necessary. How can I exercise finer-grained control over foo's export set? How can I build an export set containing foo but excluding bar1, bar2, and bar3?
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