Static library with CMake.

[Nikita Mikhaylov]

I am new to Google Groups and maybe my previous message wasn't sent. Sorry.

Hello! I want to use your repository as a git submodule, for example.

Then build from sources everything and link statically to have no dependencies. How can I do it properly with CMake? Could you provide a simple tutorial.

I’ve noticed, that you use custom build system…

Thanks.

[Oleh Derevenko]

A hint:
You could look up in the Git history who is the author of CMakeList.txt and try contacting them for help.

 

Oleh Derevenko

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[Vaillancourt]

Did you follow a how-to-use-CMake tutorial with ODE's code that got you stuck somewhere? Getting help from a volunteer community often requires you to show what you have done so far so we could help you go further.

[Markus Rickert]

> Hello! I want to use your repository as a git submodule, for example.
> Then build from sources everything and link statically to have no
> dependencies. How can I do it properly with CMake? Could you provide a
> simple tutorial.
> I’ve noticed, that you use custom build system…

You can configure CMake to produce a static ODE library via CMake's
BUILD_SHARED_LIBS option (on by default):

cmake -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF <path-to-source>

I have not used ODE as a git submodule yet, but all ODE-specific options
are prefixed ODE_. You can also disable demos and tests via the options
ODE_WITH_DEMOS and ODE_WITH_TESTS.

Best regards,

Markus Rickert