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c++ Programming Glossary: target_link_libraries

How do I add Objective C code to a FireBreath Project?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12325559/how-do-i-add-objective-c-code-to-a-firebreath-project

here and in other resources I've found on the Internet target_link_libraries PROJECT_NAME PLUGIN_INTERNAL_DEPS Cocoa.framework # added line..

Adding multiple executables in CMake

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14306642/adding-multiple-executables-in-cmake

testsourcefile # Make sure YourLib is linked to each app target_link_libraries testname YourLib endforeach appsourcefile APP_SOURCES Some warnings..

CMake: how to add Boost.Test cases with relative directories?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16857517/cmake-how-to-add-boost-test-cases-with-relative-directories

include_directories PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR Boost_INCLUDE_DIRS target_link_libraries test_suite Boost_LIBRARIES include CTest add_test test_runner.. ParentProject_headers # link against the Boost libraries target_link_libraries test_id Boost_LIBRARIES # match the relative path in the build..

Library headers and #define

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20833226/library-headers-and-define

CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX include # This library will be linked target_link_libraries Foo PUBLIC pthread # Regular install install FILES Foo.hpp DESTINATION.. prog main.cpp include path to lib Foo export.cmake target_link_libraries prog Foo Note that path to include Foo.hpp automatically added..

Debug and Release Library Linking with CMAKE (VISUAL STUDIO)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5497348/debug-and-release-library-linking-with-cmake-visual-studio

for Debug Config how can I achieve this If I do this target_link_libraries MyEXE debug Foo_d target_link_libraries MyEXE optimized Foo.. this If I do this target_link_libraries MyEXE debug Foo_d target_link_libraries MyEXE optimized Foo then I have both libraries in my project..

Handling header files dependencies with cmake

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7461000/handling-header-files-dependencies-with-cmake

sub3 add_subdirectory sub4 add_executable foo main.cpp target_link_libraries foo sub1 sub2 sub3 sub4 Where sub4 depends on sub3 which depends.. File4.cpp File5.cpp File6.cpp add_library sub3 SUB3_SRCS target_link_libraries sub3 sub1 sub2 I'd be glad if anyone could point my mistake..

create new visual studio project, add files and run it - command line

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7865700/create-new-visual-studio-project-add-files-and-run-it-command-line

SOURCE_FILES .cpp # build add_executable Foo SOURCE_FILES target_link_libraries Foo LIBS And here's the solution file it generates. Microsoft..

boost.python not supporting parallelism?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8009613/boost-python-not-supporting-parallelism

using CMake CMake add_library run_test SHARED run_test.cpp target_link_libraries run_test boost_python python2.7 and tested with the following..