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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'><span lang="NO-BOK">Hello,<BR>
I have the following configuration;<BR>
FIND_PACKAGE(Qt4 4.7.1 COMPONENTS QtCore)<BR>
IF (Qt4_FOUND)<BR>
INCLUDE(${QT_USE_FILE})<BR>
MESSAGE(STATUS "QT_LIBRARIES:${QT_LIBRARIES}")<BR>
ENDIF()<BR> <BR>
# setup header and source files<BR>
<BR>ADD_EXECUTABLE(TBD ${_SOURCES} ${_HEADERS})<BR>
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(TBD ${QT_LIBRARIES})<BR>
<BR>The message outputs;<BR>
QT_LIBRARIES:optimized;c:/tools/Qt_r/4.7.1-vs2005/lib/QtCore4.lib;debug;c:/tools/Qt_r/4.7.1-vs2005/lib/QtCored4.lib<BR>
<BR>So the target_link_libraries decode the content in QT_LIBRARIES variable to determine which library to link against. In this example that means if cmake_build_type is equal "release" then the optimized library is used. If cmake_build_type is equal "debug" then the debug library is used. This is a simple description of what happens.<BR> <BR>
Next I need to install the qt libraries. I am able to determine library path based on lib path. How do I determine to use "optimized" or "debug" or "general"? It would be great if this algorithm was the same as the one used by target_link_libraries api to select which library to link against.<BR> <BR>Appreciate any input.<BR>
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