I'm putting together an NSIS installer for my project on Windows. It works
fine for Static installs, but shared library installs don't work because the
binary is in the bin directory and the libraries are in the lib directory. I
would know how to fix this on Linux, but am a bit at a loss on Windows.
1. Is there a way to set a path to tell the binary where the installed
libraries are, like rpath?
2. An alternative, mostly used in windows, is to install the shared
libraries in the same directory as the binary. Should I just stick all the
libraries in the bin dir on windows, like so?
if("${CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME}" STREQUAL "Windows")
install (TARGETS psuade-bin DESTINATION bin)
install (TARGETS psuade-lib DESTINATION bin)
3. How do I set the install project name? It insists on calling it
psuade_project 1.6.1, I'd prefer just psuade, or maybe psuade 1.6.0. (I have
no idea where that final '1' came from.)
Thanks
Jim
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