ello {
public:
void sayHello();
};
#endif
That should do the trick. Make sure that WIN32 is among your default
preprocessor symbols on Windows.
Best regards,
Gerhard
From:
Andrea Gualano
To:
cmake@cmake.org
Date:
20.11.2009 13:35
Subject:
[CMake] Link and build to DLL under Windows with NMake
Se
Thanks Micha, thanks Gerhard, that did the trick.
Bye,
Andrea
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void sayHello();
};
#endif
That should do the trick. Make sure that WIN32 is among your default
preprocessor symbols on Windows.
Best regards,
Gerhard
From:
Andrea Gualano
To:
cmake@cmake.org
Date:
20.11.2009 13:35
Subject:
[CMake] Link and build to DLL under Windows with NMake
Sent
Your library symbols are not getting exported.
Please, look http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/BuildingWinDLL
Greeting
Micha
Am Freitag, den 20.11.2009, 13:34 +0100 schrieb Andrea Gualano:
> Hello,
> I am trying to build a .dll file under Windows and then build some test
> executable just to be sure tha
Hello,
I am trying to build a .dll file under Windows and then build some test
executable just to be sure that it works correctly.
The source is C++, and I am trying to link to a class defined inside the
shared library.
This is probably very basic, but I know very little about Windows
development
