Ignore me, I just learned that since a dll is a self contained binary, it needs to link in all the required dependencies. Not a Boost thing. On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Dario Ramos <dario_ramos@meditech.com.ar>wrote:
I wrote a serial port static library using boost::asio. I'm trying to use this library from another project I'm building as a dll, but this second project fails to link: it wants to link with Boost's sytem library.
I used PIMPL to remove all boost #includes from my class header, and also tried setting Visual Studio's Link Library Dependencies option set to Yes in my static library. Neither approach worked.
I know I can solve this by adding the boost binary directory to the library directories for my dll project, but I'd like to avoid that. The way I see it, only my static library should have a Boost link dependency.
I'm using Visual Studio 2012, targetting to Windows XP (v110_xp toolset), and Boost 1.53.0.
I asked about this at Stack Overflow if anyone's interested:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21435666/avoid-link-dependency-with-boost
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