The link_settings are applied to other targets depending on that target. You
should:
{
"name": "my_cool_addon",
"sources": [...],
"libraries": ["path/to/dll_or_lib"],
# ...
}
You won't really need link_settings within a nodejs extension, unless you build
the lib and extension separately.
I suggested using the path to the library, because i belive that this will work
compiler independent. Otherwise, you'll have to create two targets. One of them
must be type:static_lib and the other needs to have an entry of
requires:that_lib. In this case, the linking is handled automaticaly for you.
You can also ask on the gyp-developers mailing list :)
Am Di. Feb. 25 2014 16:46:42 schrieb Alan Koshy John:
> Hi I am creating a nodejs addon. I have a c++ library which i have compiled
> and have obtained the .lib and .dll files.
> I want to link this .lib file. Following is a snippet from binding.gyp.
>
> "link_settings": {
> 'libraries': ['-lABC'],
> 'library_dirs': ['/DirectoryPathABC/'],
> },
> I also tried by just giving the following line, but it doesnt help. I keep
> getting LNK2001 error when i try to compile. Please help me out.
> "libraries": ["-lABC", "-LDirectoryPathABC"]
>
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