Bill Hoffman wrote:
> You do know about make foo.i where CMake will do this for you, right?
No, I didn't. But now I do -- it does exactly what I want. Thanks! :-)
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oblem is so hard
in CMake -- I thought there is a single variable specifying
a template for a given target, e.g. *.cpp => *.o
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t_target_properties() might also be of use.
It is a very promising direction indeed, however
after some hacking all I have from GET_TARGET_PROPERTY(_x ... COMPILE_FLAGS)
is NOTFOUND :-/
But thank you Tyler for pointing me out the function. :-)
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dge of CMake.
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++ file is my inc.cpp.
How can I achieve that goal using CMake? Of course
it doesn't need to be done the way I specified above,
as I am pretty new to CMake. A functional equivalent
is all what I need, in particular I don't need t1.cpp.
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