[CMake] Windows NSIS installer shared libraries

[J Decker]

I think something like
if( NOT UNIX )
install( TARGETS x RUNTIME DESTINATION bin
   LIBRARY DESTINATION bin
   ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib
)
else()
if( NOT UNIX )

On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 10:43 PM, Leek, Jim <leek2 at llnl.gov> wrote:
> I’m putting together an NSIS installer for my project on Windows.  It works
> fine for Static installs, but shared library installs don’t work because the
> binary is in the bin directory and the libraries are in the lib directory.
> I would know how to fix this on Linux, but am a bit at a loss on Windows.
>
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> 1.      Is there a way to set a path to tell the binary where the installed
> libraries are, like rpath?
>
> 2.      An alternative, mostly used in windows, is to install the shared
> libraries in the same directory as the binary.  Should I just stick all the
> libraries in the bin dir on windows, like so?
>
> if("${CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME}" STREQUAL "Windows")
>
>   install (TARGETS psuade-bin DESTINATION bin)
>
> install (TARGETS psuade-lib DESTINATION bin)
>
> 3.      How do I set the install project name?  It insists on calling it
> psuade_project 1.6.1, I’d prefer just psuade, or maybe psuade 1.6.0.  (I
> have no idea where that final ‘1’ came from.)
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> Thanks
>
> Jim
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