[Cmake] How to use g++ link C file and c++ libraries?

[Feng Ma]

I am still using cmake 1.6.5 which is good to ITK. I could not find 
CMAKE_C_LINK_SHARED flag in cmake even in advanced mode.

William proposed to wrap the main c function into a c++ main function. I 
thought of faking a dummy c++ file before. The wrapping idea is more elegant 
probably.


Thanks a lot.

Regrads,

-Feng

>From: Peter Vanroose <Peter . Vanroose at esat . kuleuven . ac . be>
>Reply-To: Peter . Vanroose at esat . kuleuven . ac . be
>To: Feng Ma <mafeng at hotmail . com>
>CC: cmake at www . cmake . org
>Subject: Re: [Cmake] How to use g++ link C file and c++ libraries?
>Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 20:38:13 +0200 (CEST)
>
> > we can set it somewhere in CMake to tell CMake that this is a project 
>with
> > mixture of c and c++ and should do linking using g++.
>
>I suppose that it should suffice to change the line
>
>	CMAKE_C_LINK_SHARED:STRING=gcc
>
>in CMakeCache.txt to
>
>	CMAKE_C_LINK_SHARED:STRING=c++
>
>
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