CMake: How to link against a static 3rd party lib?

Link_directories($ENV{TPLIB_BINARY_PATH}) should be placed before ADD_EXECUTABLE.

Link_directories($ENV{TPLIB_BINARY_PATH}) should be placed before ADD_EXECUTABLE. From the official documents of CMake, there are notes on link_directories: The command will apply only to targets created after it is called.

1 Alternatively, avoid using link_directories altogether, and use the full path names of the library files in the target_link_libraries argument list: "target_link_libraries(${PROGNAME} ${QT_LIBRARIES} $ENV{TPLIB_BINARY_PATH}/liblib_misc. A $ENV{TPLIB_BINARY_PATH}/liblib_tools. A)" If the file name is actually "lib_misc.

A" then you only need to pass "_misc" to target_link_libraries if you are using link_directories before add_executable... – DLRdave Aug 16 at 23:04.

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