I have a little question. When I was using cmake i used to create separated libraries from object files. Then I was just linking those libraries into 1 dll.
How can I do that with c::b?
What I need to do is to compile some c++ code into object files (using of course dllexport attribute when compiling since I'm under windows).
But I don't want to make immediatly a dll from them.
The point is that I'm using many packages so I want to compile every package separated with a different c::b project file for each package. After that I want to link all the libraries into 1 big dll. The main reason for doing that is that the final user has to link only with the final library instead of adding links to every single package (there are also other reasons).
Since merging dlls is not possible I wanted as previously done with Cmake to keep object files as object file and then link them as last step.
How can I achieve that with C::B?
C::B is a very good IDE, I don't want to turn back using Cmake.
