Use a file generated with configure_file

[Sergio Costas]

Hi again:

I'm creating a source file using "configure_file". The problem is that
I'm unable to add it to the list of source files. How can I do it? (I
presume I need to get, somehow, the full path where I'm building the
project, but I'm unable to find how to do that).

Thanks again.

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[Igor Gnatenko]

It perfectly works as it is:

config_h = configure_file(output : 'config.h', configuration : conf)

library(..., sources : [..., config_h], ...)

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[Jussi Pakkanen]

On Sun, Jan 1, 2017 at 3:18 PM, Igor Gnatenko
<i.gnaten...@gmail.com> wrote:

> It perfectly works as it is:
> config_h = configure_file(output : 'config.h', configuration : conf)
> library(..., sources : [..., config_h], ...)

Just make sure that the directory you generate the header file is in
the current target's include path. Usually this is done by something
like the following:

config_inc = include_directories('.') # in the directory where you
generate the header

and then

executable(..., include_directories : [config_inc, ...]) # In your target

If you generate a header (rather than a source), you don't need to
explicitly put the header in the source list, it is generated during
configure phase and is guaranteed to be available in the compilation
phase.

[Sergio Costas]

My fault: I already did that, but put the variable name between single quotes... O:)

El 01/01/17 a las 14:18, Igor Gnatenko escribió: