I'm developing a C++ project in Linux using CMake.
I am creating two libraries, LibA and LibB. I do not want LibA and LibB to have the same include directories. Is there any way I can set only LibA to include DirectoryA and set only LibB to include DirectoryB?
Edit:
Both LibA and LibB will be used in an executable, MyExe. When I #include LibA.h and LibB.h in MyExe's source code, I cannot have the included header files from DirectoryA and DirectoryBcoexisting in MyExe, as this will create namespace conflicts.
Is this possible?
Edit 2 : Here is my CMakeLists.txt include_directories(include)
add_library(LibA src/LibA.cpp include/LibA.h)
set_property(TARGET LibA PROPERTY INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES /opt/SomeLibrary2.0/include/)
target_link_libraries(LibA /opt/SomeLibrary2.0/lib/a.so /opt/SomeLibrary2.0/lib/b.so /opt/SomeLibrary2.0/lib/c.so)
add_library(LibB src/LibB.cpp include/LibB.h)
set_property(TARGET LibB PROPERTY INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES ${LIB_B_INCLUDE_DIRS})
target_link_libraries(LibB ${LIB_B_LIBRARIES})
add_executable(MyExe src/myexe.cpp)
target_link_libraries(MyExe LibA LibB)
But I'm still getting errors. LibA.h says that SomeLibrary's header files cannot be found?