Once again. Now to the correct email adress AND with the full text. Sorry for
that!
> You mean in the same project? Just use the target name, CMake will figure
> things out on its own.
The
project itself is working fine. But I have to link against the
libraries from other projects. Up to now,
> You mean in the same project? Just use the target name, CMake will figure
> things out on its own.
The project itself is working fine. But I have to link against the libraries
from other projects. Up to now, I'm working
On 7. Jul, 2010, at 15:39 , Diablo 666 wrote:
>
> Hi again,
>
> I tried using the CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX to add a D to all library names on
> Windows only. On Linux, they should not have a closing D. To this point,
> everything is fine.
>
> But how can I link against these libraries? To keep th
Hi,
Is there any variable that resolves to ${CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX} when in
Debug build, to ${CMAKE_RELEASE_POSTFIX} when in Release build, etc.? Note:
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE is not specified... this must be resolved at build-type
selection in the solution (i.e., msvc). I've searched the Cmake tree for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a couple of quick questions about the CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX variable.
1. Is there any documentation on it?
Not currently, it was an experimental feature until recently.
2. What version(s) of CMake supports it?
It partially works in CMake 2.2 (and maybe 2.0).
I have a couple of quick questions about
the CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX variable.
1. Is there any documentation on it?
2. What version(s) of CMake supports
it?
3. Can it be used on the Windows platform
to dynamically name build products (libs in particular) to distinguish
between Debug and Release conf
