On windows (at least using msvc) symbols are not exported by default, contrary to linux/macos/*nix (actually depends on -fvisibility afaik).
To still use a flatcc dll on windows, there are two options:
It would be nice to use the second approach to explicitly flag symbols which are meant for external use as such.
On windows (at least using msvc) symbols are not exported by default, contrary to linux/macos/*nix (actually depends on
-fvisibilityafaik).To still use a flatcc dll on windows, there are two options:
-DCMAKE_WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS=TRUEIt would be nice to use the second approach to explicitly flag symbols which are meant for external use as such.