[CMake] Automatic depedencies added by target_link_libraries "breaks" make -k ?

[Alexandre.Feblot at thomsonreuters.com]

Hi,

 

Let 's say I have 2 libraries libA and libB, and libA depends on libB,
i.e. I set: target_link_libraries(libA libB).

 


My goal is to build as much as possible of the libA and libB sources to
detect all possible errors and send an error report to developers.

For this, I compile the project with gmake -k.

 

Now, my issue shows up if there is an error in libB. In that case, libA
won't be built at all.

 

I suspect this is due to the automatic dependency created by
target_link_libraries, as specified in the doc:

 

"If any library name matches that of a target in the current project

a dependency will automatically be added in the build system to

make sure the library being linked is up-to-date before the target
links"

 

==> Is there any way to keep the default transitive dependency system so
that link lines are computed automatically, but remove that
make-dependency to enable gmake -k to try building all existing source
files?

 

Thanks

 

Alexandre

 



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