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@kou Does it look like the right way to do this?
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No.
In general, we should not use
add_definitions()because its scope is global. We should create a target and use it instead:(I think that we don't need
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FYI: #47495 is an approach that doesn't use
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Thanks @kou , should we create targets for the different vendored libraries and only link when necessary as a future task too? I am thinking about datetime, double-conversion, etc
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Yes when they need additional build flags. If they don't need additional build flags, we don't need to create targets for them. Because we have
src/in include paths:arrow/cpp/CMakeLists.txt
Lines 559 to 560 in 743d0af
BTW, we should not use
include_directories()because its scope is global (directory) too...