Locate static cbc libs on windows via CBC_ROOT #28
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I don't know windows compilation procedure. But as it is better than before and can't be worst, I'm OK to merge this. I wait a bit if there is some review from the community. I'll merge it next week. Feel free to remind me if I forget by pinging me in this thread. Thanks for the contribution! |
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@Thell was this closed intentionally? I am quite interested in compiling for Windows with statically-linked Cbc |
| println!(r"cargo:rustc-link-lib=static=Osi"); | ||
| println!(r"cargo:rustc-link-lib=static=OsiClp"); | ||
| println!(r"cargo:rustc-link-lib=static=zlib"); | ||
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I was cleaning up repos in my account and thought that the pull request had the needed pieces. |
coin_cbc_sys/src/lib.rs
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| #[link(name = "CbcSolver")] | ||
| #[cfg_attr( | ||
| target_family = "windows", | ||
| link(name = "libCbcSolver", kind = "static") |
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Seems to still work fine if you drop kind = "static"; should it really be forced?
This uses std::env to check for CBC_ROOT on windows family targets an use that path for the search path for cbc libraries as named in the coin-or Cbc releases for windows (mscvXX) builds and sets the link
kind="static"for linking.If CBC_ROOT is not found a
cargo:warningis emitted instead of a panic so it won't interfere with any existing windows build work-arounds.