Generating a file used by several CMake targets
I feel like I am missing something basic. I have several CMake targets in my project that depend on a symbolic link set up in the binary folder. It seems I can use either add_custom_target or add_custom_command to create the link. However, neither option seems to work very well.
Generating a file used by several CMake targets
I feel like I am missing something basic. I have several CMake targets in my project that depend on a symbolic link set up in the binary folder. It seems I can use either add_custom_target or add_custom_command to create the link. However, neither option seems to work very well.
Generating a file used by several CMake targets
I feel like I am missing something basic. I have several CMake targets in my project that depend on a symbolic link set up in the binary folder. It seems I can use either add_custom_target or add_custom_command to create the link. However, neither option seems to work very well.
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‘cmake -E copy_if_different’ does not copy the file
I am trying to copy a file named Podfile from the project’s root directory to the output directory with the following code: