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- POCO C++ Libraries Windows Platform Notes
- AAAIntroduction
- !!!Introduction
- The Windows versions of the POCO C++ Libraries are built with Visual Studio.
- Basic support for building with MinGW is there as well, but at this time
- is not officially supported and may or may not work.
- Starting with release 1.4.0 the POCO C++ Libraries support new
- build configurations for Visual Studio. Furthermore, Visual Studio 2010
- and 64-bit (x64) builds are now supported in addition to Visual Studio 2008,
- 2005 and .NET 2003, as previously supported.
- 64-bit (x64) builds are only supported with Visual
- Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2010.
- The following build configurations are available:
- * debug_shared, release_shared: dynamic link libraries (DLL) and dynamically linked executables, with DLL C/C++ runtime libraries.
- * debug_static_md, release_static_md: static libraries and statically linked executables with DLL C/C++ runtime libraries.
- * debug_static_mt, release_static_mt: static libraries and statically linked executables with static runtime libraries.
- !!!Libraries And Linking Considerations
- !!Automatic Linking of POCO C++ Libraries
- The POCO C++ Libraries header files contain <[#pragma comment]> directives that enable
- automatic linking of the required POCO libraries to an application. For this to work,
- a few rules must be kept in mind.
- * The default is to link the POCO C++ Libraries dynamically (DLL).
- * To link statically, the code using the POCO C++ Libraries must be compiled
- with the preprocessor symbol <[POCO_STATIC]> defined.
- !!Library Naming Conventions
- The following naming conventions are used:
- * DLL import libraries are named PocoLIB.lib for the release build
- and PocoLIBd.lib for the debug build.
- * Static libraries built using the static multithreaded C/C++ runtime libraries
- are named PocoLIBmt.lib (release) and PocoLIBmtd.lib (debug).
- * Static libraries built using the DLL C/C++ runtime libraries are
- named PocoLIBmd.lib (release) and PocoLIBmdd.lib (debug).
- 32-bit libraries are placed in the <*lib*> directory. 64-bit libraries
- are placed in the <*lib64*> directory. DLLs are placed in <*bin*> (32-bit)
- or <*bin64*> (64-bit). 64-bit DLLs are named PocoLIB64.dll for release
- and PocoLIB64d.dll for debug, respectively.
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