Leave choosing msvcrt up to the C/C++ CMake code
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It's difficult for Corrosion to correctly choose the right msvcrt version. CMake has a target property for it, and we also don't know which build configurations the user CMake code expectes to be Debug related. The previous code actually already removed the linking against `msvcrt` in all cases except "Debug" builds. This was not intentional, but indicates that removing the library entirely from the link list, and leaving it up to the C/C++ code to link it in, should work well in practice.
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@Billyzou0741326 could you test this PR? I haven't tested this on a windows machine, but I believe we don't even need to specify |
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I'm no longer seeing either Not sure if this change will have other unintended effects, as I only tested via a trivial |
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It's difficult for Corrosion to correctly choose the right msvcrt version. CMake has a target property for it, and we also don't know which build configurations the user CMake code expectes to be Debug related.
The previous code actually already removed the linking against
msvcrtin all cases except "Debug" builds. This was not intentional, but indicates that removing the library entirely from the link list, and leaving it up to the C/C++ code to link it in, should work well in practice.