I have a project where I currently have a dumb list of libraries to package with the NSIS installer so the program will work under win32. It really only works for one setup (currently Fedora mingw) with some prebuilt libraries downloaded, others provided through Fedora, and others I build myself. This is not very portable to say the least.
Is there an easy way when after find_library(...) or find_package(...) to "collect" the appropriate libraries for the NSIS installer? Some of the dependencies might be static libraries which I need to ignore, but the others will be DLL's which I need to pull into the installer. Thanks, Richard
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