On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 10:49 AM, Hendrik Sattler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> How do you link against them if you do not know the name? Do you use > that special auto-linking feature of MSVC? You specify them as library dependencies on the command line. For the import libraries, I simply use target_link_libraries() in CMake. Well, it's obvious that boost library naming sucks a lot. I know that > you cannot do anything about that. This has nothing to do with boost. This is a very common way of labeling import libraries and their corresponding shared libraries. A typical approach is this: library_d.lib <-- Debug library library.lib <-- Release library I don't see any issue with this. This is required in order to tell them apart so that one may link against the appropriate library. Of course I would not distribute the debug versions, which I think is where you're confused. When I distribute my application the user is only responsible for ensuring they have the release versions of those libraries. Again, how do you link against those libraries? See my answer to your first question.
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