I’m working on a CMake project with the following structure:

I’m working on a CMake project with the following structure:

First:
the development environment:Windows
IDE:vscode
when I use cmake build

Objective: using CMake with Visual Studio 2022 to build SimpleAmqpClient as a static library.

In a single CMakeLists.txt there is a shared library target SL and an executable X target linking to SL. Although each target builds correctly in isolation, when both occupy the same CMakeLists.txt, I get this error:

I have a shared library Main.so that publicly links against couple of open source and other static libraries publicly.

CMake is deleting the executable when installing. The executable is built and placed in the right directory, but CMake deletes the file when running cmake --install <folder>.

I am working on an existing code base, and needed to move a single include from a derived class to its parent. I then get fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'VClient.h'.

I have a static library that depends on gtkmm. I’m creating a liblibrary.a file successfully, however when I try to link a client app against this library, I get undefined reference to gtkmm’s functions. How can I link against a static library that depends on other libraries?

I’m developing a C++ bases software for Linux using CMake 3.29.3.