Hi all,
I'm just starting to use CMake with Windows (have used it for a while
now on Linux) so please forgive me if my question is stupid. I tried
looking in the archives but didn't find anything related.
I have a project set up on Windows now (it compiles and links
correctly), but what is the normal way to run the executables or tests?
I have tried doing it manually from a Visual Studio command line, or
from within Visual Studio (right click->debug->start new instance), but
both of these techniques complain that it cannot find my DLLs. I figured
at least the method from within Visual Studio would be able to set the
environment correctly to find the DLLs. Is there some CMakeLists.txt
magic that will set this up correctly? Or is the solution really that I
have to add each DLL build dir to my path manually within Windows?
I have tried copying all necessary DLLs to my executable build dir by
hand and that works fine. Hopefully there is a more elegant solution.
Thanks!
-wojciech
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