On Friday 07 August 2009, huaiguang ye wrote: > hi, > > How could I control my generated object files name? Because I found in my > cmake project, *.c/*.cc/*.cpp will generated to object > *.c.o/*.cc.o/*.cpp.o, but I really want to get *.o. Such as: $ find . -name > "*.o" > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/BasicDdm.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/DoubleArray.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/RslBoardInfo.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/RslMath.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/RslRebootReasons.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/RslStatusCode.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/RslSubsystemState.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/defstr.cc.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/test1.c.o > ./src/CMakeFiles/RSLcommon.dir/test2.cpp.o > > > And my CMakeLists.txt in src is below: > > add_library(RSLcommon STATIC > BasicDdm.cc > DoubleArray.cc > RslBoardInfo.cc > RslMath.cc > RslRebootReasons.cc > RslStatusCode.cc > RslSubsystemState.cc > defstr.cc > test1.c > test2.cpp) > > I don't know where is the wrong. And my cmake version is 2.6.4. > > Another question is if I don't want to generated static or shared library > neither, I only want to compiling source code(*.cc) to object files(*.o), > what should I do?
Why do you want that ? There is a cmake variable for that... Alex _______________________________________________ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html Please keep messages on-topic and check the CMake FAQ at: http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe: http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
