Joachim Ziegler wrote:
Now how can I tell CMake to include the (external) file
D:\nspr-4.6\lib\libnspr4.dll
I've got it:
INSTALL(FILES D:/nspr-4.6/lib/libnspr4.dll DESTINATION bin)
Thnaks,
Joachim
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Werner Smekal wrote:
> reason why it works in the first case. But your .lib seems to be the
import library for the dll, so I don't think you have a static library
anyways.
OK.
Now how can I tell CMake to include the (external) file
D:\nspr-4.6\lib\libnspr4.dll
(which is not created by the C
Hi,
OK, then libnspr4_s.dll must be some other lib, maybe a debug version.
Anyway, changing the CMakeLists line
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testPR nspr4 Ws2_32)
(with which linking works fine)) just to
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testPR nspr4_s Ws2_32)
prevents the linker from finding the library:
Hendrik Sattler wrote:
Ok, I have the files
libnspr4.dll
libnspr4.lib
libnspr4_s.dll
where the last one should be the static library ("_s").
No. A DLL is a "dynamic link library". It may be linked statically
itself but that doesn't mean that you can link statically against it.
OK, then libn
Joachim Ziegler schrieb:
> if(CMAKE_HOST_WIN32)
> INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(D:/nspr-4.6/include)
> LINK_DIRECTORIES(D:/nspr-4.6/lib)
> ADD_EXECUTABLE(testPR PRifdefd.cpp ${BASEFILES})
> TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(testPR nspr4 Ws2_32)
> ...
>
> To run the executable, I have to copy the lib files libns
Hello!
Maybe this has been asked here 100 times before, but I've searched
through the archives and could not find a solution to my problem:
I have a program that I want to link statically agains tthe NSPR libs,
and, if this is possible, against the Winsock2 libs.
So far, I have in
D:\nspr-
