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On win32 with cmake, the visual studio sln wants dynamic but only knows about the static lib. This prevents cmake from causing trouble. https://stackoverflow.com/a/56113457/2392520 https://stackoverflow.com/a/28902261/2392520
Is a noop for shared libs
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CMake touch ups for portability with MSVC (gross, I know).
BOOST_ALL_NO_LIBfixes weird dynamic vs static linking issues (see this and this)SHAREDinadd_library, the user gains control via theBUILD_SHARED_LIBSoption.<boost/asio.hpp>and<boost/function.hpp>are included in the public interface, boost includes need to be public, not private (could use PIMPL or maybe forward decl + pointers, but refactor didn't seem worth it)I wanted the static lib option because building DLLs is a pain. tl;dr GCC exports all symbols by default, MSVC does not. Thought about adding the infrastructure to handle this, but didn't seem worth it.