On 2021. 12. 29. 14:02, Christoph M. Becker wrote:
This is why I suggested to postpone Windows support for now.
This would have to be done either way and I prefer to work from the host OS on my computer, especially since the Windows side of things is what's messy right now and I don't like things being unnecessarily messy for no good reason. Once I have things packaged via Conan as well, I will have a better idea of how to adapt the existing ways of people consuming dependencies. Here I'm thinking about the name of libraries that should be used in CMake if there is no proper CMake package found. As an example, the Conan package of WinEditLine provides an edit.lib file when built as a static library, which follows the idiomatic way of naming this file on Windows, however the php-sdk provided binary is called edit_a.lib, which tries to mimic the UNIX way of naming things. In the above case I would have to first do a find_package(wineditline NO_MODULE) to try finding the Conan generated config files and after that I would need to use the other find_*() commands with all known names in use as search parameters, then decide whether it's actually a static or a shared library. Things get painful once you don't have the convenience of CMake configs encoding crucial details about your dependencies. -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: https://www.php.net/unsub.php
