On Windows, CMake puts all of the dlls in the bin directory and not in lib. Since Windows automatically looks in the executable directory for any dlls, this makes sense. Unfortunately, this messes up the rest of my installation since I'm used to libraries being in lib and not bin. Really, I don't want two different build setups for Windows and POSIX systems. In any case, what's supposed to happen now is that CMake should install the third party libraries locally in the build directory and then move the dlls from bin to lib. Then, everything should work. Unfortunately, that magic is using the old directory name of installed instead of thirdparty. This needs to be fixed.
On Windows, CMake puts all of the dlls in the bin directory and not in lib. Since Windows automatically looks in the executable directory for any dlls, this makes sense. Unfortunately, this messes up the rest of my installation since I'm used to libraries being in lib and not bin. Really, I don't want two different build setups for Windows and POSIX systems. In any case, what's supposed to happen now is that CMake should install the third party libraries locally in the build directory and then move the dlls from bin to lib. Then, everything should work. Unfortunately, that magic is using the old directory name of
installed
instead ofthirdparty
. This needs to be fixed.