Generate standalone libs so that projects can link without the Windows SDK #144
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rylev
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May 18, 2020
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| let lib = cc::windows_registry::find_tool(&target, "lib.exe").expect("lib.exe not found"); |
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I'm assuming lib.exe would not be there if VS build tools aren't installed? Perhaps we could make a nice error message pointing people where to install them?
rylev
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Going to simplify this and avoid generating libs as doing so for x86 is doable but quite problematic. |
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Fixes #142