'C++/C: Migration from Make to Cmake (Windows and Linux): Platform specific implementations
I'm currently migrating a project of 2 million C++/C code lines from Makefiles to using Cmake. Most things are pretty straight forward, but I can't seem to find the best practice to achieve the following:
Many low level (legacy) components in my kernel library use compiler guards to differentiate between the Linux and Windows implementations in the following form:
#ifdef WINDOWS
// #include ...
#else
// #include ...
#endif
and/or:
void lowLevelFunction()
{
#ifdef WINDOWS
// Windows implementation
return;
#else
// Linux implementation
return;
#endif
}
Is there a best practice to do this on Cmake or to somehow delegate?
Thank you
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