I am currently buliding a cross platform wxwidgets gui demo application using visual studio from windows pc. As a dependecy i have added libpdfium.so file to my project and added the remote path to visual studio project settings. project settings -> linker -> general -> additional library directories project settings -> linker -> input -> ..
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I run Linux (specifically Ubuntu 20.04), and would like to know if there is a way to produce a dynamic library that could be linked against on a Windows machine. I am using GNU make and a mingw cross-compiler to attempt to do this. Here is the simple makefile I have made for testing purposes: ..
I was messing around with CMake and shared libraries and I found out that my test executable would only find my shared libraries in their build directory. That’s a bit annoying… I’d like that the executable only search them in its own directory. I’ve already tried several things (Did I do them correctly ?) Modifying ..
I understand how Java uses System.loadLibrary() to load the *.so library from AAR at runtime and calls the C++ functions using JNI. Now I am facing a situation where I need to do that in C++ instead of Java. I need to have the C/C++ function symbols from the *.so library available in build time ..
i have to port a linux plugin system application to windows10. gcc 9.3.0 -> visual studio 2019 The executable is build with -rdynamic and the .so libraries (plugins) are dynamically loaded with dlopen(). No dependency while linking. Those plugins use code which is implemeted (.cpp files) in the executable – all they know is the ..
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