Use cmake to build libui, rename link target ui -> libui. #14
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I'm on windows, and this is exactly what I needed to get it working. Comment about this PR: I did have to manually go in and build libui in visual studio for release configuration for this to work correctly. It was only building debug, but my linker was expecting the libui.lib binary to be in /out/release folder. Not sure if that is a bug, or if something I'm doing wrong. Thanks for the fix though 😄 |
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This updates libui to the latest version in upstream, with a commit from me to make MSVC builds work in release mode.
I've tested that the examples still build under MSVC, Linux, and OSX.
Unfortunately, the examples nearly instantly crash on OSX.