Consider the following CMakeLists.txt
file:
add_subdirectory(execA)
add_subdirectory(libB)
install(TARGETS execA libB
RUNTIME DESTINATI
Even though it would help seeing the CMakeLists.txt
files contained in the subdirectories, I guess they contain add_executable
and/or add_library
statements to create your stuff.
Also, because of your example, I guess you are using the same name of your directories for your targets.
That said, you should know that symbols defined in a CMakeLists.txt
file in a subdirectory are not visible by default within the context of the CMakeLists.txt
file in the parent directory. Because of that, you should rather move your install
statements within the CMakeLists.txt
files within your subdirectories.
This should solve the problem, if my thoughts were right. Otherwise, I strongly suggest you to post in your question also the content of the other files above mentioned.
Anyway, the error is quite clear.
The file that contains the install
statement for the target named X
does not contain a target creation statement (add_executable
and the others) that gives birth to that target, so it goes on saying that that target does not exist in that directory.