So, for fun, I was trying to implement C# support through some extra
.cmake files. This won't be good enough to work with Visual Studio's
MSBuild, but I wanted to give it a start.
I ran into an interesting issue.
A simple C# command line appears as follows:
csc /out:MyApp.exe /target:exe Main.cs App.cs Class1.cs Class2.cs
This is a compile+link all rolled into one.
CMake appears to want the compile and link steps separate. They aren't
in the C# compiler. There are workarounds in .NET 2.0, but they aren't
as efficient. For the standard C# compiler to work, all source files
must be specified on the command line. If any C# people would like to
correct me, feel free.
So as far as language bindings go, CMAKE_CSharp_COMPILE_OBJECT and
CMAKE_CSharp_LINK_EXECUTABLE are technically the same thing.
How do I go about setting this up in CMake? I need a command like
CMAKE_CSharp_COMPILE_AND_LINK where all source files can be specified.
Thanks.
Josh
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