[Cmake] How does SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES work?
Gavin Baker
gavinb at antonym . org
24 Jun 2003 18:36:15 +1000
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Hi David,
On Tue, 2003-06-24 at 17:32, David Svoboda wrote:
> I have read the Brad King's advice about library versioning:
>=20
> SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${MYLIB} PROPERTIES LIBRARY_SOVERSION 1.6.3
> LIBRARY_VERSION 4)
>=20
> I had used it, but nothing has happened.
Library versioning is not yet supported in CMake - it is a feature I am
currently working on adding. Brad's advice related to the
implementation, not to usage. I hope to have the support finished
fairly soon, and have submitted a second preliminary patch for feedback.
Check the message "Shared library versioning (Take II)" on this list for
the most recent patch. It isn't finished yet, but hopefully isn't far
off.
> It seems SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES is inhibited!? =20
> (I'm using the last stable version of CMake)
The SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES command still works fine; it just depends on
whether anything else actually does anything with the properties. In
this case, they won't.
regards,
:: Gavin
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