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Cmake linux shared library windows#
When linking anycodings_eclipse Windows will look in the same directory anycodings_eclipse as the binary, and then search the anycodings_eclipse directories in your PATH. Windows simply doesn't have some of the anycodings_eclipse necessary concepts to allow CMake to set anycodings_eclipse up your build environment. anycodings_linux I'm using MinGW, Eclipse Kepler and Windows anycodings_linux 7 64 bit. The builds themselves are working perfectly. Why is this working differently on Windows anycodings_linux to linux? Is it a setting I'm missing or anycodings_linux does this just not work? On Windows I am having to add a PATH anycodings_linux environment variable that points to the dlls anycodings_linux or I could build into a single bin and lib anycodings_linux directory (although I had an issue I've anycodings_linux forgotten in the past with CMake that made anycodings_linux me want to avoid this). anycodings_linux When I do this on linux eclipse is somehow anycodings_linux able to find the shared objects and run the anycodings_linux executables fine but on windows this doesn't anycodings_linux happen.
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I use out of source builds and on linux the anycodings_linux binaries are put into their own directories. I've been using CMake and Eclipse on linux anycodings_linux for a while and have been working with anycodings_linux multiple target projects containing numerous anycodings_linux executables and shared objects.