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Fair enough. We're now using dynamic linkage in our project, and I have edited my vcpkg port accordingly. It's working well.

Thank you all for your help!

Hello once again! I have confirmed that building CopperSpice under vcpkg + Ninja + my patches with MultiThreadedDLL works flawlessly. However, changing to a static CRT linkage causes the assert to rear it's ugly head once again: Debug Assertion Failed! Program: ...ildtrees\copperspice\x64-windows-st...

Hello! Status update. It appears that my CMake changes work as expected when compiled with your provided build scenario. Which leaves me with the question, what makes vcpkg different?

I'll do some looking around while I await your response.

Graham

Hello Barbara (and all other folks). Apologies for my radio silence, other commitments kept me busy for a while. Thank you for providing the build scenario, and your willingness to help! I have confirmed that (as of your latest release at the time of writing) the compile parameters you provided work...

Tell a lie, I'm already looking at an error! This is being thrown during compile of the debug profile. https://i.imgur.com/a4glopT.png https://i.imgur.com/U28OdEG.png Now luckily for me VCPKG discontinues trying to build when it encounters this particular error, so I can take a post-mortem. Taking a...

Of course! My changes to CopperSpice's CMakeFiles.txt(s) can be found here: https://github.com/gdianaty/copperspice, and I also apply the following patch prior to compile: diff --git a/cmake/CopperSpiceConfigVersion.cmake b/cmake/CopperSpiceConfigVersion.cmake index 4f11c5f49..3504850c8 100644 --- a...

Hello! Firstly, allow me to thank you folks -- community and contributors -- for your work on CopperSpice. It's a truly useful project with some truly inspiring goals. I was recently working on brining CopperSpice with me into a new project, and in the course of that work I was faced with an interes...