Yes, I've tried that, and libogg.dll and libogg.obj get produced, but I
also het a linker warning that libogg.exp contains an out directive that is
not consistent, as it points to ogg.dll. So, the files get renamed, but the
'pointer' stays the same. Seems like a bug in either Visual Studio or
CMake, but I can't seem to find about it on Google.
Op di 6 jun. 2023 21:39 schreef LRN <lrn1...@gmail.com>:
> On 06.06.2023 22:33, Martijn van Beurden wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > This rabbit hole went quite a bit deeper than I expected. Apparently,
> > CMake prepends 'lib' to library names for unix like environments
> > (including MinGW) but not for Visual Studio. So, when building on
> > Windows, you get either libFLAC.dll and libogg.dll or FLAC.dll and
> > ogg.dll depending on what toolchain you're using. I'm not quite sure
> > whether this makes sense. I've tried quite a few ways to override this
> > behaviour, but the most obvious solutions didn't work.
> >
> > Sorry, I've been trying various things for two hours today, I give up.
> > Perhaps someone else on this list knows the answer.
> >
>
> set_target_properties(foobar PROPERTIES
> SOVERSION ${SO_MAJOR_VERSION} VERSION ${SO_VERSION}
> OUTPUT_NAME foobar
> RUNTIME_OUTPUT_NAME foobar-${SO_MAJOR_VERSION}
> ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_NAME foobar)
>
> Something like that. This should produce libfoobar-X, where X is the
> SO_MAJOR_VERSION value.
>
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