Hello.
That is a good idea, Hendrik. I'll look into that.
Angeliki, we set the CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS... and CMAKE_C_FLAGS... values
with various options. I simply added the -static and
-static-libstdc++ to those. Again, I'm trying to do this without
having to
Am Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2014 um 20:12:12, schrieb Hendrik Sattler
p...@hendrik-sattler.de
Hi,
you can also override the target_link_libraries function with your own in the
top-level lists file and call the original one from within that function.
This way you only have to edit one file.
Hi,
IIRC the old function is preserved as the same name with an underscore as
prefix...
Regards,
HS
On 27. Juni 2014 10:23:07 MESZ, Kornel Benko kor...@lyx.org wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2014 um 20:12:12, schrieb Hendrik Sattler
p...@hendrik-sattler.de
Hi,
you can also override the
Hi Michael,
I think what matters is the correctly set dependencies for your build to
succeed (target_link_libraries). By statically link you mean you link
against static libraries that were before shared objects, right? This
should, to my knowledge, not have any influence to how you use
Hello, Angeliki.
Yes, you are correct. I want to link against the static libraries (.a)
rather than the shared objects (.so). I know it shouldn't make a
difference, but it is. Adding the -static option to the gcc command
line causes the link failures to happen. Without that option, everything
Hi,
you can also override the target_link_libraries function with your own in the
top-level lists file and call the original one from within that function. This
way you only have to edit one file.
HS
On 26. Juni 2014 18:14:36 MESZ, Michael Burns via CMake cmake@cmake.org wrote:
Hello,
Hi,
This is a good idea Hendrik! Mike, how are you creating your static
libraries? You don't need to at the -static option yourself...you could
tell cmake you want a static library using add_library(${YOUR_LIB} STATIC
${SOURCES}).
Cheers,
Angeliki
On Jun 26, 2014 8:12 PM, Hendrik Sattler
Hello, all.
I work on a cross-platform project that has many libraries and several
applications. CMake on Linux naturally adds the TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES
specified in the libraries after those specified in the
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES for the application. However, there are several
common system
