No matter what I do. I am not able to get it working in my C++ CLI project.

[ByteWhite1x1]

No matter what I do. I am not able to get it working in my C++ CLI project.

[kobalicek]

Hello,

I have no experience with C++/CLI so I'm not able to do any kind of testing in this area.

If you consume asmjit as a statically linked library, don't forget to define ASMJIT_STATIC, otherwise asmjit would think it's a dynamically linked library. As a last resort, you can also embed asmjit in your project - just add .cpp files into your target, define ASMJIT_STATIC, and you should be done.

If none of these helps then I'm out of ideas as I'm not a C++/CLI user.

[ByteWhite1x1]

Hi. Thank you for the fast reply. I did as you suggested. I used the last resort. I just dropped the source code folder in my VS2019 C++ CLI project.

Now the project compiles and runs just fine. VS also compiled the DLL into the output folder. The latest version works just fine.

This means that you don't have to use CMake at all nor do any additional steps when you embed the source code. That caused a huge confusion.

[kobalicek]

The reason why embedding always works is that the compiler uses the same compilation flags as the rest of the executable. I guess that if your project is C++/CLI and you use a statically compiled asmjit which has been compiled with different compilation flags possibly unaware of C++/CLI it could cause problems.

BTW there is a documentation about embedding in build instructions:

• https://asmjit.com/doc/group__asmjit__build.html

If you think the wording is incorrect or confusing feel free to PR a documentation change :)