Meson - How to link a shared library to a project? - linker
I have 2 projects, one of which I want to compile as a shared library and other as my main executable linked the with shared library generated by the other project. Here is the structure of my project,
I have 3 meson.build files one for the HiveAPI project which will be compiled as a shared library and one for the SampleHive project which is my executable and one main meson.build file.
Here is my meson.build file for HiveAPI,
# Source files to be compiled
hive_src = [
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Application.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Window.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Log.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Input/Input.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/GLFW/GLFWLayer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/ImGui/ImGuiLayer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/VertexBuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/IndexBuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/VertexArray.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Shader.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Renderer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Texture.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Framebuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Portaudio/Audio.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Taglib/Tags.cpp',
'vendor/stb_image/stb_image.cpp',
]
taglib_opts = cmake.subproject_options()
taglib_opts.add_cmake_defines({'CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE': 'ON',
'CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX': prefix,
'CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE': 'Release',
'BUILD_SHARED_LIBS': 'ON'})
snd_opts = cmake.subproject_options()
snd_shared = ''
if host_sys == 'windows'
snd_shared = 'OFF'
else
snd_shared = 'ON'
endif
snd_opts.add_cmake_defines({'CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE': 'ON',
'CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX': prefix,
'CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE': 'Release',
'BUILD_SHARED_LIBS': snd_shared,
'BUILD_PROGRAMS': 'OFF',
'BUILD_EXAMPLES': 'OFF',
'BUILD_TESTING': 'OFF',
'ENABLE_EXTERNAL_LIBS': 'ON',
'ENABLE_MPEG': 'ON'})
hive_api_inc = include_directories(['src', 'vendor'])
imgui_subproject = subproject('imgui',
default_options: [
'default_library=shared',
'compile_library=true',])
imgui = imgui_subproject.get_variable('imgui_dep')
glfw = dependency('glfw3')
glew = dependency('glew')
taglib = dependency('taglib', version: '>=1.12', required: false, static: false)
if not taglib.found()
taglib_subproject = cmake.subproject('taglib', options: taglib_opts)
taglib = taglib_subproject.dependency('tag')
endif
snd_subproject = cmake.subproject('libsndfile', options: snd_opts)
snd = snd_subproject.dependency('sndfile')
spdlog = dependency('spdlog', version: '>=1.8.5', required: false, static: false)
if not spdlog.found()
spdlog_subproject = subproject('spdlog',
default_options: [
'default_library=shared',
'compile_library=true',])
spdlog = spdlog_subproject.get_variable('spdlog_dep')
endif
portaudio = dependency('portaudio-2.0', static: false)
hive_deps = [imgui, glew, glfw, spdlog, portaudio, snd, taglib]
hive_lib = shared_library('hiveapi',
sources: hive_src,
include_directories : hive_api_inc,
install: true,
install_rpath: prefix / 'lib')
Here is the meson.build file for SampleHive,
# Source files to be compiled
samplehive_src = [
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dockspace.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/DirectoryBrowser.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/MainWindow.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/SearchBar.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/SampleViewer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/WaveformViewer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/TransportControls.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/TabBar.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Hives.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Trash.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dialogs/ProgressDialog.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dialogs/SettingsDialog.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Application.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Utility/Serializer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Utility/Utils.cpp',
]
yaml = dependency('yaml-cpp')
samplehive_inc = include_directories(['../HiveAPI/src', 'src'])
executable('SampleHive',
sources: samplehive_src,
include_directories : samplehive_inc,
link_with: hive_lib,
dependencies: [yaml],
install: true,
install_rpath: prefix / 'lib')
And here is the main meson.build file,
project('SampleHive-Imgui',
['c', 'cpp'],
version : 'v0.1',
license : 'GPL v3',
meson_version: '>= 0.56.0',
default_options : ['warning_level=1',
'buildtype=debug',
'cpp_std=gnu++17'])
host_sys = host_machine.system()
cc = meson.get_compiler('c')
# Save project information
meson_src_root = meson.current_source_dir()
meson_build_root = meson.current_build_dir()
# Save important directories
prefix = get_option('prefix')
bindir = prefix / get_option('bindir')
libdir = prefix / get_option('libdir')
datadir = prefix / get_option('datadir')
# Import CMake
cmake = import('cmake')
subdir('HiveAPI')
subdir('SampleHive')
include_dirs = include_directories(['HiveAPI/src', 'HiveAPI/vendor', 'SampleHive/src'])
but when I try to compile it I get error saying it can't find imgui and spdlog if I add those to dependencies in the SampleHive project then I get undefined references to function defined in the HiveAPI.
I want the HiveAPI as shared library because I want this to be used by other projects as well either by me or anyone else.
If I have understood well SampleHive need to link HiveApi as shared lib, so in SampleHive you need to add the HiveApi dependency:
meson HiveApi:
project(
'HiveApi')
# Source files to be compiled
hive_src = [
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Application.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Window.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Core/Log.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Input/Input.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/GLFW/GLFWLayer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/ImGui/ImGuiLayer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/VertexBuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/IndexBuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/VertexArray.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Shader.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Renderer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Texture.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/OpenGL/Framebuffer.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Portaudio/Audio.cpp',
'src/HiveAPI/Taglib/Tags.cpp',
'vendor/stb_image/stb_image.cpp',
]
taglib_opts = cmake.subproject_options()
taglib_opts.add_cmake_defines({'CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE': 'ON',
'CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX': prefix,
'CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE': 'Release',
'BUILD_SHARED_LIBS': 'ON'})
snd_opts = cmake.subproject_options()
snd_shared = ''
if host_sys == 'windows'
snd_shared = 'OFF'
else
snd_shared = 'ON'
endif
snd_opts.add_cmake_defines({'CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE': 'ON',
'CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX': prefix,
'CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE': 'Release',
'BUILD_SHARED_LIBS': snd_shared,
'BUILD_PROGRAMS': 'OFF',
'BUILD_EXAMPLES': 'OFF',
'BUILD_TESTING': 'OFF',
'ENABLE_EXTERNAL_LIBS': 'ON',
'ENABLE_MPEG': 'ON'})
hive_api_inc = include_directories(['src', 'vendor'])
imgui_subproject = subproject('imgui',
default_options: [
'default_library=shared',
'compile_library=true',])
imgui = imgui_subproject.get_variable('imgui_dep')
glfw = dependency('glfw3')
glew = dependency('glew')
taglib = dependency('taglib', version: '>=1.12', required: false, static: false)
if not taglib.found()
taglib_subproject = cmake.subproject('taglib', options: taglib_opts)
taglib = taglib_subproject.dependency('tag')
endif
snd_subproject = cmake.subproject('libsndfile', options: snd_opts)
snd = snd_subproject.dependency('sndfile')
spdlog = dependency('spdlog', version: '>=1.8.5', required: false, static: false)
if not spdlog.found()
spdlog_subproject = subproject('spdlog',
default_options: [
'default_library=shared',
'compile_library=true',])
spdlog = spdlog_subproject.get_variable('spdlog_dep')
endif
portaudio = dependency('portaudio-2.0', static: false)
hive_deps = [imgui, glew, glfw, spdlog, portaudio, snd, taglib]
hive_lib = shared_library(meson.project_name(),
sources: hive_src,
include_directories : hive_api_inc,
install: true,
install_rpath: prefix / 'lib')
#export the include needed
public_headers = include_directories(['HiveAPI/src'])
#declare dependency
project_dep = declare_dependency(
include_directories: public_headers)
set_variable(meson.project_name() + '_dep', project_dep)
than in the SampleHive meson use the HiveApi dependency:
# Source files to be compiled
samplehive_src = [
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dockspace.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/DirectoryBrowser.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/MainWindow.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/SearchBar.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/SampleViewer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/WaveformViewer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/TransportControls.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/TabBar.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Hives.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Trash.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dialogs/ProgressDialog.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/GUI/Dialogs/SettingsDialog.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Application.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Utility/Serializer.cpp',
'src/SampleHive/Utility/Utils.cpp',
]
yaml = dependency('yaml-cpp')
samplehive_inc = include_directories(['src'])
executable('SampleHive',
sources: samplehive_src,
include_directories : samplehive_inc,
link_with: hive_lib,
dependencies: [yaml,
dependency('HiveApi', fallback : ['Hive-Api', 'HiveApi_dep']),],
install: true,
install_rpath: prefix / 'lib')
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import com.github.siasia.WebPlugin._
val compileAndTest = "test->test;compile->compile"
lazy val root = Project(id = "sga", base = file(".")) aggregate (itba_common, itba_common_wicket, itba_common_jpa, jasperreports_fonts_extensions, sga_backend, sga_rest, sga_wicket) // settings (rootSettings: _*)
lazy val itba_common = Project(id = "itba-common", base = file("itba-common")) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val itba_common_jpa = Project(id = "itba-common-jpa", base = file("itba-common- jpa")) dependsOn (itba_common % compileAndTest) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val itba_common_wicket = Project(id = "itba-common-wicket", base = file("itba- common-wicket")) dependsOn (itba_common % compileAndTest, itba_common_jpa % compileAndTest) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val jasperreports_fonts_extensions = Project(id = "jasperreports-fonts- extensions", base = file("jasperreports-fonts-extensions")) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val sga_backend = Project(id = "sga-backend", base = file("sga- backend")) dependsOn (itba_common % compileAndTest, itba_common_jpa % compileAndTest) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val sga_rest = Project(id = "sga-rest", base = file("sga-rest")) dependsOn (sga_backend % compileAndTest) settings (buildSettings: _*)
lazy val sga_wicket = Project(id = "sga-wicket", base = file("sga-wicket")) dependsOn (sga_backend % compileAndTest, sga_rest % compileAndTest, itba_common_wicket % compileAndTest) settings ((buildSettings ++ warSettings(Compile)):_*)
}
object Resolvers {
val wicketStuff = "Wicket Stuff Repository" at "http://wicketstuff.org/maven/repository"
}
object Dependencies {
import BuildSettings._
... // (plenty of ModuleIDs that are refered from 7 XXX.sbt)
}
Looking at the plugin code it seems it copy all the files from full-classpath configuration into lib directory, but when inspecting full-configuration it doesn't include all the required jars (the ones from the other 7 projects and their dependencies).
Is this the right plugin to use or there is another one?.
Thanks in advance!