(generators) cmake : use a custom target to link prebuilt object files#6388
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…BJECT IMPORTED ...) instead of just using the target_link_library to linnk prebuilt obj files
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Using target_link_library(target PRIVATE my_obj.o) cause sometime issues with gcc, where my_obj.o was added after the libraries in the compile command, causing linking errors in my case.
The modern method of using a custom target solves this problem.