Changed nmake to build against MSVCRT (/MD, /MDd) #158
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* When the runtime type option is omitted, VC++ builds object files with a `LIBCMT` directive, which is a thread-safe statically linked runtime library. * This change adds explicit release and debug dynamic CRT options into build configurations. Signed-off-by: gh-andre <gh-andre@users.noreply.github.com>
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Just a quick note here - it probably makes sense to mention this change in release notes, as it may affect those who customized their projects to either patch the source to use the dynamic CRT, like I did for mine, or to structure their projects around a static CRT, which means that they will not share memory allocation, global initialization, like threading/locking, etc., with those same resources in |
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PR merged, thanks! |
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LIBCMTdirective, which is a thread-safe statically linked runtime library.