- WindowsCMake: Build time vs runtime - WindowsCreating relocatable bundlesInstallers, packages, bundles ● Goal: build on one machine, run in another ● Application must find all its shared library dependencies Bundled with the application Arbitrary location (chosen at install time)Installers, packages, bundles ● Goal: build on one machine, run in another ● Application must find all its shared library dependencies executable and libraries ● Or specific formats: ○ macOS App bundles (.app) ○ AppImage on Linux ○ Android APKGathering shared libraries for bundles Linux: we can rely on the linker loader to gives us a list

called bundles in Mac OS X, are not .dylib • Usually have .so or .bundle filename extension • Do not support linking by passing -lname to ld • Some deprecated APIs can load, link, and unload bundles at at runtime • dlopen() APIs works with both dynamic libraries and bundles • Prior to Mac OS X 10.5, dlclose() does not unload dynamic libraries Example: NSBundle7 CppCon 2021 | • Portable Executable format

Revisited 8 Classified The classes we write: RAII Utility Callable Wrappers Function bundles :( Polymorphic types / Hierarchies Containers Values ... "The Evolution of C++ - A Typescript

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting “verify” to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting "verify" to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting "verify" to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting “verify” to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting “verify” to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

known CA bundle on disk. For example, Windows and OS X do not have a single common location for CA bundles. When setting “verify” to true, Guzzle will do its best to find the most appropriate CA bundle on

CMS. If you want to use JavaScript code provided by CMS in external applications, you can only use bundles distributed by CMS, not the source modules. Contributing documentation Perhaps considered “boring”