The add_library function in CMake is used to define a new library target and specify its source files. In your code snippet, it seems that you are creating a static library named “PcieXdma” using the ${PCIE_HEADER} and ${PCIE_SOURCE} files.
Here’s an example of how you can use the add_library function to create a static library with those source files:
# Specify the header and source files
set(PCIE_HEADER path/to/pcie_header.h)
set(PCIE_SOURCE path/to/pcie_source.cpp)
# Create the static library target
add_library(PcieXdma STATIC ${PCIE_HEADER} ${PCIE_SOURCE})
# Set any additional properties or dependencies for the library if needed
target_include_directories(PcieXdma PUBLIC path/to/include_directory)
target_link_libraries(PcieXdma PUBLIC other_libs)
Make sure to replace path/to/pcie_header.h, path/to/pcie_source.cpp, path/to/include_directory, and other_libs with the actual paths and names relevant to your project. Also, adjust any additional settings or dependencies based on your requirements.
After adding this code snippet to your CMakeLists.txt file, running CMake will generate build rules for compiling and linking the PcieXdma library when building your project.
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