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Jul 25th, 2023, 04:50 AM
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Why so many different libcmt files for compiling in the latest version of VS 2022?
I have VS Community 2022, and I found it has tons of versions of libcmt.lib? There's the normal x86 and x64 versions, but then there's also onecore versions of x86 and x64 (plus a onecore Arm version). Obviously the Arm one is for smartphones. However, I'm unsure about the separate "onecore" folder that has its own versions of these. And I'm not sure which one I should be using. The standard libcmt.lib file? Or the onecore version? Note that I'm compiling from the commandline, so the IDE isn't involved, so it can't automatically select the correct one. I need to manually choose which libcmt.lib file I'll be using, and tell the linker to use it.
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