install a EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL subdirectory
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I have a project A that uses some targets defined in project B. Hence I did add_subdirectory(<PATH_TO B> EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL) to include the subdirectory. Now, I create install targets using components and there are some install components in A that require targets from B too. But, due to EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL, the cmake_install.cmake for A does not include that of B. How should I approach this?
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I have a project A that uses some targets defined in project B. Hence I did add_subdirectory(<PATH_TO B> EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL) to include the subdirectory. Now, I create install targets using components and there are some install components in A that require targets from B too. But, due to EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL, the cmake_install.cmake for A does not include that of B. How should I approach this?
cmake
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
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EXCLUDE_FROM_ALLis unrelated to your problem.cmake_install.cmakeincludes only those files, which are explicitelyinstall-ed. If you haveAwhich usesB, then you need toinstallbothAandB. The commandinstalldoesn't automatically install dependencies.
– Tsyvarev
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I have a project A that uses some targets defined in project B. Hence I did add_subdirectory(<PATH_TO B> EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL) to include the subdirectory. Now, I create install targets using components and there are some install components in A that require targets from B too. But, due to EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL, the cmake_install.cmake for A does not include that of B. How should I approach this?
cmake
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
I have a project A that uses some targets defined in project B. Hence I did add_subdirectory(<PATH_TO B> EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL) to include the subdirectory. Now, I create install targets using components and there are some install components in A that require targets from B too. But, due to EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL, the cmake_install.cmake for A does not include that of B. How should I approach this?
cmake
cmake
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
asked Nov 19 at 7:09
rjalfa
3671312
3671312
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALLis unrelated to your problem.cmake_install.cmakeincludes only those files, which are explicitelyinstall-ed. If you haveAwhich usesB, then you need toinstallbothAandB. The commandinstalldoesn't automatically install dependencies.
– Tsyvarev
Nov 19 at 15:00
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EXCLUDE_FROM_ALLis unrelated to your problem.cmake_install.cmakeincludes only those files, which are explicitelyinstall-ed. If you haveAwhich usesB, then you need toinstallbothAandB. The commandinstalldoesn't automatically install dependencies.
– Tsyvarev
Nov 19 at 15:00
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL is unrelated to your problem. cmake_install.cmake includes only those files, which are explicitely install-ed. If you have A which uses B, then you need to install both A and B. The command install doesn't automatically install dependencies.– Tsyvarev
Nov 19 at 15:00
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL is unrelated to your problem. cmake_install.cmake includes only those files, which are explicitely install-ed. If you have A which uses B, then you need to install both A and B. The command install doesn't automatically install dependencies.– Tsyvarev
Nov 19 at 15:00
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EXCLUDE_FROM_ALLis unrelated to your problem.cmake_install.cmakeincludes only those files, which are explicitelyinstall-ed. If you haveAwhich usesB, then you need toinstallbothAandB. The commandinstalldoesn't automatically install dependencies.– Tsyvarev
Nov 19 at 15:00