[CMake] find_package

[Nils Gladitz]

Yes, from the Documentation:
     The "general" keyword corresponds  to  all  configurations, and  is 
purely optional (assumed if omitted).

I think the primary reason for having separate libraries on Windows but 
not Redhat is that Visual Studio provides separate runtimes for Debug 
and Release builds which can cause issues when intermixed.

Nils

On 09/05/2013 09:26 AM, Lars Lars wrote:
> Using Latest version of CMake on Windows 7 and Redhat 6
>
> Running the below code on both platforms produce slightly different 
> content in QT_LIBRARIES.
>
> FIND_PACKAGE(Qt4 4.7.1 COMPONENTS QtCore QtGui)
>
> IF (QT4_FOUND)
>   MESSAGE(STATUS "QT_LIBRARIES: ${QT_LIBRARIES}"
> ENDIF()
>
> On Windows I get;
> "Optimized;c:/tools/qt/lib/QtCore4.dll;debug;c:/tools/qt/lib/QtCored4.dll;
> Optimized;c:/tools/qt/lib/QtGui4.dll;debug;c:/tools/qt/lib/QtGuid4.dll;"
>
> On Redhat I get;
> "/tools/qt/lib/libQtCore.so;/tools/qt/lib/libQtGui.so"
>
> The Redhat version is missing the keywords "Optimzed" and "Debug".
>
> Reading the spec is appears the keywords are optional, is that correct?
>
> So when no keyword is specified, then the library can be used with all 
> configurations?
>
>
>
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