| 61 | | * '''OPTFLAGS''': Set this to contain the desired compiler flags for compiling. The default is a debug build but there is usually a suitable alternative for optimized builds commented out in the template file. Please, note that if you will build GDAL against the third-party libraries (installed from precompiled binaries or compiled by yourself) you should keep the run-time linking options for that libraries and for GDAL the same. For example, if you will use /MD option in '''OPTFLAGS''' string (link against multithreaded dynamic library), the same should be used to build other libraries, such as HDF4 or JasPer. If you don't have library sources then read the documentation, supplied with library, to figure out how it was compiled and set up the same linking option in '''OPTFLAGS'''. Mixing different linking options or release/debug flags will result in build failures or in crashes during run time. |
| | 61 | * '''OPTFLAGS''': Set this to contain the desired compiler flags for compiling. The default is a debug build but there is usually a suitable alternative for optimized builds commented out in the template file. Please, note that if you will build GDAL against the third-party libraries (installed from precompiled binaries or compiled by yourself) you should keep the run-time linking options for that libraries and for GDAL the same. For example, if you will use /MD option in '''OPTFLAGS''' string (link against multithreaded dynamic library), the same should be used to build other libraries, such as [wiki:HDF HDF4] or JasPer. If you don't have library sources then read the documentation, supplied with library, to figure out how it was compiled and set up the same linking option in '''OPTFLAGS'''. Mixing different linking options or release/debug flags will result in build failures or in crashes during run time. |
