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- c++ - How to properly link libraries with cmake? - Stack Overflow
target_link_libraries(MyProgramExecBlaBla LibsModule) The most important thing to understand is the module structure, where you create modules and link them all together with your executable Once this works, you can complicate your project further with more details Good luck! Note: Keep in mind that this is the simple way to use CMake
- cmake target_link_libraries (), when should we use?
2 target_link_libraries does different things depending on the parameter passed If you should use it or not depends on what exactly you're trying to achieve
- linux - Understanding target_link_libraries - Stack Overflow
target_link_libraries(app wiringPi serializer iothub_client iothub_client_mqtt_transport umqtt aziotsharedutil ssl crypto curl pthread m ssl crypto) My question understanding is; by doing this Are we telling CMake tool to build wiringPi, serializer etc and link with app (which is an executable created in my code)? Where are all these libraries
- CMake target_link_libraries Interface Dependencies
160 I am new to CMake and a bit confused with the PUBLIC, PRIVATE and INTERFACE keywords related to target_link_libraries() Documentation mentions that they can be used to specify both the link dependencies and the link interface in one command What does link dependencies and link interface actually mean?
- What does target_link_libraries do when the target is a static . . .
When target_link_libraries is applied to the static library, it won't affect on the resulted library file But it affects on the target in the similar way, as it would affect on the target of the shared library
- CMake link to external library - Stack Overflow
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(GLBall mylib) Such an approach would give you a little more flexibility: Take a look at the add_library ( IMPORTED) command and the many target-properties related to imported libraries
- target_link_libraries and add_dependencies - Stack Overflow
target_link_libraries does not result in a call to AddUtility, but it does add the arguments to the LINK_LIBRARIES target property Later, both the content of the LINK_LIBRARIES target property and the list of utilities are used to compute the dependencies of the target in cmComputeTargetDepends
- CMake command target_link_libraries in Visual Studio
No need to specify -l flag in target_link_libraries, especially for Visual Studio where options -l (and l) are meaningless Just use target_link_libraries(mainApp lib)
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