I want to use ExternalProject_Add to download a git repository and try
to compile it, and allow it to fail so I can either fall back on
another method or disable certain functionality in my project. It
looks like try_compile can try to compile a whole project, but I am
not sure of an easy way to us
After somewhat of an archeological dig I have finally traced down the following
error message:
[ 12%] Building C object
Utilities/cmliblzma/CMakeFiles/cmliblzma_dir/liblzma/check/check.c.o
cd /PRJ_ROOT/CMAKE-3_3_2/Utilities/cmliblzma && /bin/cc
-Wc/warnings=disable=all/lis/show=all -w -I/PRJ_
On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 9:51 AM, J Decker wrote:
> is this library required to be separate from the executable?
> If not; it's far easier...
>
# in MyLib/CmakeLists.txt
> add_library( MyLib libsource1.c
> libsource2.cpp )
# in MyExe/CmakeLists.txt
> add_exectubable( MyExe exesource1.c )
> targe
is this library required to be separate from the executable?
If not; it's far easier...
add_library( MyLib libsource1.c libsource2.cpp )
add_exectubable( MyExe exesource1.c )
target_link_libraries( MyExe MyLib )
On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 9:28 AM, houssen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How to write a librar
Hello,
How to write a library (myLib as .a or .so) that can be used from an
executable (myExe) ?
I read the CMake doc but, obviously, I still miss some major points
!... My understanding is that, I need :
- to write a FindMyLib.cmake for myExe to find myLib (= finding
include/library directo
Thank you all for your resonses,
My use case is that I have a set of executables that function as unit tests.
Currently I use the return value of the .exe as a means of indicating success,
though I know there is way to match std::cout against a regex for more complex
tests. However, the timings
