Hello Patrik,
[email protected] wrote:
> sounds better for me!
>
> By the way - why are there 2 debug versions?
well, when working on OpenSG for example it normally suffices to have
OpenSG built with debug info and link against a release runtime
(basically making the assumption that 3rd party stuff works).
The idea of the Debug build is just that, a version of OpenSG that has
debug symbols and additional internal checks and log messages, but uses
the release version of all things external, while DebugRT tries to link
against debug versions of external libs.
Cheers,
Carsten
BTW: I added a FindOpenSG.cmake module and a cmake build for
Examples/Simple, maybe if you take that as a basis it helps with the
problems you had using OpenSG in your own project. Both are only lightly
tested and the examples must be built as release even if you build the
libs as debug (because they link against the release runtime).
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