Hello,
Yesterday, while trying to solve an issue with the Tcl binding under bare
Windows, I came across the following problem:
- I have a 64-bits Tcl version installed
- I use the 32-bits compiler environment (MS Visual Studio, set for 32
bits)
- CMake finds the Tcl libraries and arranges for the Tcl bindings to be
built
- The build subsequently fails because the import library that is used
(64-bits) is not suitable for the compilation and linking (32-bits)
I presume similar things may happen with other external dependencies that come
in different varieties. Should we guard against this happening or not? I have
no idea how difficult it is to implement that.
For now, I suggest we warn about the possibility of this confusion in the
documentation.
Regards,
Arjen
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