My C++ projects includes the source code of a third-party library (currently as a git submodule).
This library is added to the project by our main CMakelists through the use of add_subdirectory
, and then the library is linked with the main target.
Here is a reduced version of my current Cmake file :
add_subdirectory(foo)
set(FOO_LIBRARY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/libfoo/libfoo.so)
add_executable(target main.cpp)
add_dependencies(target foo)
target_link_libraries(target ${FOO_LIBRARY})
This library takes a long time to build and, since I don't change its code I need it built only once (per build configuration). But when I clean and rebuild my code it also cleans the library files and recompile them.
I have tried to set the property CLEAN_NO_CUSTOM
in the library's directory, but according to the documentation it only works for custom command targets.
Is there a mechanism in CMake through which it is possible to specify that this library target needs to be generated only once, or alternatively not cleaned by make clean
?
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