What are the recommended ways to determine what type of libraries my
application is linking against. An example should explain what I mean.
I use the HDF5 library as part of my project. It can be built either
as a static or dynamic. If it is built as a static library then I
don't need to copy it during the install phase. If it is built as a
dynamic library then I _do_ need to copy it.
Would parsing the HDF5_LIBRARIES variable for a .lib or .dll work?
Although not sure about that since you link against the .lib on
windows but use the .dll? This is mainly for Visual Studio use.
Currently there is a #define HDF5_DLL_LIB defined in the H5config.h
file. I thought of trying a simple try-compile a test file to see if
it would compile and then base my decision on that.
Other ways? Better ways? Example code?
Thanks
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Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services
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