Una soluzione mi viene in mente è quello di creare un target personalizzato che genera la B.tar.gz
e quindi utilizzare il install
comando per aggiungere il generato B.tar.gz
. Di seguito è riportato il file di esempio CMakeLists.txt
utilizzato per produrre l'output desiderato.
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8)
project(pack_multiple_example)
# Create the custom command to tar up the files
# wanted in the B.tar.gz
set(B_OUTPUT "B.tar.gz")
add_custom_target(
${B_OUTPUT}
COMMAND tar -czf ${B_OUTPUT} demo libdemo.a
DEPENDS demo demo_exe
)
install(
FILES "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/${B_OUTPUT}"
DESTINATION .
)
# Create libhello target
set(HELLOLIB_SRCS hellolib.c)
add_library(hello ${HELLOLIB_SRCS})
install(
TARGETS hello
ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib
LIBRARY DESTINATION lib
COMPONENT hello
)
# Create hello binary target
set(HELLO_SRCS hello.c)
add_executable(hello_exe ${HELLO_SRCS})
# Auto-build the B.tar.gz when hello_exe changes
add_dependencies(hello_exe ${B_OUTPUT})
target_link_libraries(hello_exe hello)
# Set the output name since we use the 'hello' target name
# for the library target.
set_target_properties(hello_exe PROPERTIES OUTPUT_NAME hello)
install(
TARGETS hello_exe
RUNTIME DESTINATION bin
COMPONENT hello
)
# Create libdemo target
set(DEMOLIB_SRCS demolib.c)
add_library(demo ${DEMOLIB_SRCS})
# The install command below is commented out since the
# target output is packaged via the custom target above
#install(
# TARGETS demo
# ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib
# LIBRARY DESTINATION lib
# COMPONENT demo
# )
# Create demo binary target
set(DEMO_SRCS demo.c)
add_executable(demo_exe ${DEMO_SRCS})
target_link_libraries(demo_exe demo)
# Set the output name since we use the 'demo' target name
# for the library target.
set_target_properties(demo_exe PROPERTIES OUTPUT_NAME demo)
# The install command below is commented out since the
# target output is packaged via the custom target above
#install(
# TARGETS demo_exe
# RUNTIME DESTINATION bin
# COMPONENT demo
# )
set(CPACK_GENERATOR "TGZ")
include(CPack)
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2014-08-18 22:07:54