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Jong-young Park wrote:
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I need both lib.a & lib.so as project result.<br>
But ADD_LIBRARY command may support Only 1 type, I think.<br>
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Not any other method?<br>
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Thanks for reading.<br>
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You will have to do ADD_LIBRARY twice, once for the shared, once for
the static. You'll have to give them different target names. They can
have the same rootname, i.e. libfoo.a and libfoo.dll.a are possible.
But CMake must have a unique name for each target. I typically choose
target names like libfoo and libfoo-static.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Brandon Van Every<br>
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