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--- Comment #5 from Mark ---
(In reply to Allen Winter from comment #4)
> recently I added code like this to a project.
> Might be of use to you.
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> string(TOUPPER ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE} UPPER_BUILD_TYPE)
> if(${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE} MATCHES "^DEBUG")
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--- Comment #4 from Allen Winter
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--- Comment #3 from Stephen Kelly ---
I guess we currently just let cmake do whatever it does by default here. What
does cmake do regarding windows here?
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--- Comment #2 from Mark ---
> Your line "Lastly" surprises me --- if it points to the actual name of the
> DLL, then it should work, with the current naming, no?
That works as long as the dll name is KF5Archive.dll (for debug and release, no
d suffix
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