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cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8)
project(ObjectLibrary C)
add_subdirectory(A)
add_subdirectory(B)
add_library(Cstatic STATIC c.c $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:B>)
add_executable(UseCstatic main.c)
target_link_libraries(UseCstatic Cstatic)
add_library(Cshared SHARED c.c $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:Bexport>)
add_executable(UseCshared main.c)
set_property(TARGET UseCshared PROPERTY COMPILE_DEFINITIONS SHARED_C)
target_link_libraries(UseCshared Cshared)
add_executable(UseCinternal main.c c.c $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:B>)
if("${CMAKE_GENERATOR}" MATCHES "^Visual Studio (6|7|7 .NET 2003)$")
# VS 6 and 7 generators do not add objects as sources so we need a
# dummy object to convince the IDE to build the targets below.
set(dummy dummy.obj) # In MinGW: gcc -c dummy.c -o dummy.obj
elseif("${CMAKE_GENERATOR}" MATCHES "Xcode")
# Xcode does not seem to support targets without sources.
set(dummy dummy.c)
endif()
# Test static library without its own sources.
add_library(ABstatic STATIC ${dummy} $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:B>)
add_executable(UseABstatic mainAB.c)
target_link_libraries(UseABstatic ABstatic)
# Test module definition file to export object library symbols in the test
# below if the platform needs and supports it.
set(ABshared_SRCS $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A>)
if(CMAKE_LINK_DEF_FILE_FLAG OR NOT WIN32)
list(APPEND ABshared_SRCS $<TARGET_OBJECTS:B> AB.def)
else()
set(NO_A NO_A)
list(APPEND ABshared_SRCS $<TARGET_OBJECTS:Bexport>)
endif()
# Test shared library without its own sources.
add_library(ABshared SHARED ${dummy} ${ABshared_SRCS})
add_executable(UseABshared mainAB.c)
set_property(TARGET UseABshared PROPERTY COMPILE_DEFINITIONS SHARED_B ${NO_A})
target_link_libraries(UseABshared ABshared)
# Test executable without its own sources.
add_library(ABmain OBJECT mainAB.c)
add_executable(UseABinternal ${dummy}
$<TARGET_OBJECTS:ABmain> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:A> $<TARGET_OBJECTS:B>
)