Use 'CMAKE_<LANG>_STANDARD_LINK_DIRECTORIES' if available #127
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Hmm... My CUDA builds failed because they fail to find kernel32. I tried setting 'CMAKE_CUDA_STANDARD_LINK_DIRECTORIES', too, but that didn't help :/ |
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Fixes #112.
As called out in #112, CMake toolchains shouldn't use
link_directoriesandinclude_directories- discussed in the thread 'cross compile - adding standard link directories in a toolchain file' on the CMake forums.Issue #67 called out that
include_directoriesare bad, and those occurrences were fixed with #69. Removinglink_directoriesneeds support forCMAKE_<LANG>_STANDARD_LINK_DIRECTORIES, and that first shipped in CMake 3.31. This change checks to see if CMake is 3.31 or higher, and if so prefersCMAKE_<LANG>_STANDARD_LINK_DIRECTORIESoverlink_directories.