2012/11/13 Earnie Boyd <[email protected]>
> On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 8:05 AM, Kai Tietz wrote:
> > As I said before ... "you need to add the target-lib/ folder to you
> path".
> >
>
> That is unfriendly to the end-user. Note the discussion deals with
> more than just GCC it is a deployment of the client code using GCC
> that is in discussion. Businesses will not like your product very
> well if you have to go configure the client PC using it.
>
> > For the host-binaries in /bin it might be good to have "host" DLLs
> > used by it in the same directory. But this is just true for "host" ==
> > "target" and if you have just one "target".
>
> Again the segregation is needed for the executable if you supply both
> a 32bit and a 64bit version in the same deployment. So taking a clue
> from the Windows/ directory sysnative/ contains the binaries for the
> 64bit versions and syswow64 contains the 32bit versions that run under
> the emulator. So MyApp/bin contains the native 64bit version and
> MyApp/bin32 contains the 32bit versions and MyApp must provide a
> manifest so Windows OS knows which is which.
Why does this setup need a manifest at all? The way you describe it,
Windows will load the proper DLLs regardless...
Ruben
> The associated DLL would
> go to the same directories for convenience to the user.
>
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