Iosif, that's exactly it, I was not paying attention to the [ ] in the docs! Thanks for your help.
On Mon, Oct 31, 2016 at 2:57 PM, iosif neitzke < iosif.neitzke+cm...@gmail.com> wrote: > Try something like: > INSTALL( TARGETS foo ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib COMPONENT bar > RUNTIME DESTINATION bin COMPONENT bar > LIBRARY DESTINATION bin COMPONENT bar ) > > The nesting of brackets "[]" in docs [0], requires a COMPONENT keyword > and argument (should you choose to use components) for each kind of > target file keyword (ARCHIVE, RUNTIME, LIBRARY, etc..) you use. > > I believe you get the puzzling behavior varying with STATIC versus > SHARED library type because of the way the command is parsed. When > building a STATIC library, there is only an ARCHIVE, which has no > COMPONENT listed, so you get "Unspecified" when listing components. > When building a SHARED library on non-DLL platforms, the binary is a > LIBRARY target, which has the COMPONENT "bar" listed. > > Each kind of target file keyword (ARCHIVE, RUNTIME, LIBRARY, etc..) has > its own list of subsequent properties. > >
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