I am attempting to build a shared library as a project. In order to explain my
project I will use a pseudo project with a similar setup. The library is called
TruckInterface with four directories (Wheels, Engine, Frame and Truck). The
directories Wheels, Engine and Frame are built as static libraries and Truck is
a shared library to be installed.
TruckInterface
|------- Wheels
|------- Engine
|------- Frame
|------- Truck
In the CMakeLists.txt for Wheels, Engine and Frame I have followed the format
below:
SET ( HEADERS ..list header files )
SET ( SOURCES ...list source files )
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES ( ...other directory to look for headers in the
project... )
add_library ( <name> STATIC ${SOURCES} ${HEADERS} )
In the CMakeLists.txt for Truck I have
SET ( HEADERS ..list header files )
SET ( SOURCES ...list source files )
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES ( ...other directory to look for headers in the
project... )
add_library ( Truck SHARED ${SOURCES} ${HEADERS} )
link_libraries ( Wheels Engine Frame )
Now my problems that I am coming across, some of which are not cmake's fault:
1. Undefined references even though the code has been declared for member
functions
2. Unable to set global compiler flags in the CMakeLists in the TruckInterface
directory
3. How to select when I want a debug versus a release build.
My experience is using Automake/Autoconf on Linux and Visual Studio on Windows.
I would appreciate help on points 2 and 3 but would like advice on how to debug
point 1.
Stephen
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