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Support static and dynamic libraries #10
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@jakirkham can you rebase this please? |
@sigmavirus24, I rebased it and pushed to branch Wonder how to test this. @jakirkham? |
I'm not really a Windows expert. I asked others for advice on how to get a dynamic and a static library and this is what they suggested. Suppose one could do a file test to make sure it exists. Additionally one could try compiling some simple code and running it. What are your thoughts? |
Also it looks like |
@jakirkham This was not the canonical source when you submitted the pull request. When this became the canonical source, the history was rewritten when the repository was reimported. |
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Alright, I have tried to rebase this. Please let me know what you think. |
Thanks @jakirkham! |
Issues yaml#10, #400
* also changed name back to original default of yaml, as the change in yaml#10 to `yaml_static` broke things that relied on that
This patch changes the CMake build so that it includes both static and dynamic libraries.