Zitat von "Marcel Loose" <lo...@astron.nl>:
Even if you opt for the "one static library" option, you already gain in build speed. Suppose you've modified foo.c, then CMake will only rebuild foo.o. Of course, it will rebuild foo.o twice, once for libconsole, once for libwindows. But that's already much better than recompiling all 50 sources twice.
Such requests come up regularly. The solution would be easy: something like VIRTUAL as alternative to the STATIC flags of add_library(). Cmake could just omit the link step (it already knows all object files) and linking such a virtual library to a static one just includes the already compiled object files. That would exactly achieve the requested features (compiling those files only once), is hack-free and totally straight-forward.
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