Fix incorrect libm linking on VS2022 in CMake project #27
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I also had this same problem, and had the same solution. Hope this gets merged. |
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I found that libm (-lm) was unconditionally linked in the CMake project, even if using MSVC, which doesn't have libm.
I also added an option to disable default logging in the CMake project