问题
I have a couple precompiled (3rd party) libraries that I need to use in my project.
I can get it to build if I put foo.a in the root of my project folder, however, I have a 32 bit version and a 64 bit version of the library and I don't want to have to swap out foo.a with foo.32.a and foo.64.a every time I build each version of the application.
In this particular case I've put them in:
[myroot]\iOSDevice32\Debug\foo.a
[myroot]\iOSDevice32\Release\foo.a
and
[myroot]\iOSDevice64\Debug\foo.a
[myroot]\iOSDevice64\Release\foo.a
I could put it in the libary path (Tools -> Options -> Delphi Options -> Library -> Library Path); however, I want it to be specific to the project and relative to the root of the project folder (rather than hard coded to one location for all projects).
How can I tell Delphi/Embarcadero RAD Studio where to find these libraries?
回答1:
Put it in the project's search path (Project->Options->Delphi Compiler). You'll see a couple of examples there for using .\$(Platform)\$(Config), which is a relative path to the project based on the target platform and build configuration.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32338379/how-can-i-add-a-library-path-to-a-delphi-project