I have a question about building a project with static libraries. If you have a
set up like the following will the final static library be the only thing that
you install? I found that there was still unresolved external symbols when I
only linked against Fruit.lib in the test program.
(project 1 - static)
add_library ( Apple STATIC ${Apple_SOURCES} ${Apple_HEADERS} )
(project 2 - static)
add_library ( Pear STATIC ${Pear_SOURCES} ${Pear_HEADERS} )
(project 3 - static)
add_library ( Orange STATIC ${Orange_SOURCES} ${Orange_HEADERS} )
(project 4)
add_library ( Fruit STATIC ${Fruit_SOURCES} ${Fruit_HEADERS} )
target_link_libraries ( Fruit Apple Pear Orange )
My expectation was that I would have only one static library in the end called
Fruit.lib with all the symbols of Apple, Pear, Orange and Fruit in it. That is
what I see for a project that I build on a Linux system using Automake,
Autoconf and Libtool. In the end on the Linux system I have only one static
library that I need to install.
So my question is:
1. Do I need only to install Fruit.lib from the given project above to get all
the symbols in the project?
Stephen
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