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Compile Poco with MinGW on Windows

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I need to compile poco with MinGW so I can use it in Qt Creator but cannot figure out how to, I've managed to compile poco in Visual Studio but I cannot use those libraries in Qt Creator. Complementing Cesar's answer (here, instead of adding a comment, for formatting purposes), you need something like this on your .pro file: INCLUDEPATH += "<path_to_poco_include_dir>" LIBS += -L"<path_to_poco_lib_dir>" -l<poco_lib> -l<poco_lib> E.g., in my case, I would have this (for debug builds): INCLUDEPATH += "C:/Dev/lib/poco/poco143/Debug/include" LIBS += -L"C:/Dev/lib/poco/poco143/lib" -lPocoFoundationd

ACE vs Boost vs POCO [closed]

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I have been working with the Boost C++ Libraries for quite some time. I absolutely love the Boost Asio C++ library for network programming. However I was introduced to two other libraries: POCO and Adaptive Communication Environment (ACE) framework . I would like to know the good and bad of each. Dani van der Meer As rdbound said, Boost has a "near STL" status. So if you don't need another library, stick to Boost. However, I use POCO because it has some advantages for my situation. The good things about POCO IMO: Better thread library, especially a Active Method implementation. I also like the

CMake: How do I change properties on subdirectory project targets?

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问题 I'm trying to organize the targets in my subproject (in this case poco), but I've come to find that properties can't be modified for ALIAS targets. I want the targets in my external project to be in their own folder, instead of sprawled out everywhere in the project tree (say the visual studio generator). Is there an easier way to add projects with my own properties? So instead of: - CMakePredefinedTargets - ALL_BUILD - INSTALL - ... - MyTargets - SomeLibrary - SomeExe - CppUnit - Crypto -

Compile Poco with MinGW on Windows

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问题 I need to compile poco with MinGW so I can use it in Qt Creator but cannot figure out how to, I've managed to compile poco in Visual Studio but I cannot use those libraries in Qt Creator. 回答1: Complementing Cesar's answer (here, instead of adding a comment, for formatting purposes), you need something like this on your .pro file: INCLUDEPATH += "<path_to_poco_include_dir>" LIBS += -L"<path_to_poco_lib_dir>" -l<poco_lib> -l<poco_lib> E.g., in my case, I would have this (for debug builds):