CMAKE- Object library target may not link to anything
I am getting an error with the cMakeLists.txt file below. The error is
Object library target "cm" may not link to anything.
The issue is with line target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
This builds OK on linux but I this error is occurring on windows.
I'd appreciate any ideas?
file(GLOB base
"*.cpp"
)
file (GLOB model
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB logger
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB pass
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB compiler
"src/compiler/*"
)
add_subdirectory(meta)
if (MSVC)
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass})
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model OBJECT ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
else()
add_library(cm SHARED ${base} ${logger} ${pass} ${compiler})
add_library(corebase SHARED ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model SHARED ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase metamodel)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
add_subdirectory(python/api)
add_subdirectory(tests)
add_subdirectory(contrib/googletest)
#add_subdirectory(recordings)
endif(MSVC)
build cmake
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I am getting an error with the cMakeLists.txt file below. The error is
Object library target "cm" may not link to anything.
The issue is with line target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
This builds OK on linux but I this error is occurring on windows.
I'd appreciate any ideas?
file(GLOB base
"*.cpp"
)
file (GLOB model
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB logger
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB pass
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB compiler
"src/compiler/*"
)
add_subdirectory(meta)
if (MSVC)
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass})
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model OBJECT ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
else()
add_library(cm SHARED ${base} ${logger} ${pass} ${compiler})
add_library(corebase SHARED ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model SHARED ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase metamodel)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
add_subdirectory(python/api)
add_subdirectory(tests)
add_subdirectory(contrib/googletest)
#add_subdirectory(recordings)
endif(MSVC)
build cmake
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I am getting an error with the cMakeLists.txt file below. The error is
Object library target "cm" may not link to anything.
The issue is with line target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
This builds OK on linux but I this error is occurring on windows.
I'd appreciate any ideas?
file(GLOB base
"*.cpp"
)
file (GLOB model
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB logger
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB pass
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB compiler
"src/compiler/*"
)
add_subdirectory(meta)
if (MSVC)
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass})
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model OBJECT ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
else()
add_library(cm SHARED ${base} ${logger} ${pass} ${compiler})
add_library(corebase SHARED ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model SHARED ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase metamodel)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
add_subdirectory(python/api)
add_subdirectory(tests)
add_subdirectory(contrib/googletest)
#add_subdirectory(recordings)
endif(MSVC)
build cmake
I am getting an error with the cMakeLists.txt file below. The error is
Object library target "cm" may not link to anything.
The issue is with line target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
This builds OK on linux but I this error is occurring on windows.
I'd appreciate any ideas?
file(GLOB base
"*.cpp"
)
file (GLOB model
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB logger
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB pass
"*.cpp"
)
file(GLOB compiler
"src/compiler/*"
)
add_subdirectory(meta)
if (MSVC)
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass})
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model OBJECT ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
else()
add_library(cm SHARED ${base} ${logger} ${pass} ${compiler})
add_library(corebase SHARED ${base} ${logger})
add_library(model SHARED ${model})
target_link_libraries(cm corebase metamodel)
add_dependencies(cm generate-comp-api)
add_dependencies(model generate-comp-api)
add_subdirectory(python/api)
add_subdirectory(tests)
add_subdirectory(contrib/googletest)
#add_subdirectory(recordings)
endif(MSVC)
build cmake
build cmake
edited Nov 21 '18 at 16:48
catha catriona
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:29
catha catrionacatha catriona
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The error message is correct: OBJECT libraries shouldn't link to anything. Instead, one need to use object files, corresponded to the library, as source files for executable/other library:
# Create an OBJECT library
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
# And use its objects for other library.
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:corebase>)
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The error message is correct: OBJECT libraries shouldn't link to anything. Instead, one need to use object files, corresponded to the library, as source files for executable/other library:
# Create an OBJECT library
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
# And use its objects for other library.
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:corebase>)
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The error message is correct: OBJECT libraries shouldn't link to anything. Instead, one need to use object files, corresponded to the library, as source files for executable/other library:
# Create an OBJECT library
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
# And use its objects for other library.
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:corebase>)
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The error message is correct: OBJECT libraries shouldn't link to anything. Instead, one need to use object files, corresponded to the library, as source files for executable/other library:
# Create an OBJECT library
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
# And use its objects for other library.
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:corebase>)
The error message is correct: OBJECT libraries shouldn't link to anything. Instead, one need to use object files, corresponded to the library, as source files for executable/other library:
# Create an OBJECT library
add_library(corebase OBJECT ${base} ${logger})
# And use its objects for other library.
add_library(cm OBJECT ${compiler} ${pass} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:corebase>)
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