Fix Windows build: build libolm as shared library (DLL) #94
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Windows build was failing because libolm was being built as a static library instead of a shared library (DLL). Python-olm on Windows requires a DLL with an import library for proper linking and runtime loading.
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BUILD_SHARED_LIBSfromOFFtoONin CMake configurationolm.dll(shared library) andolm.lib(import library)C:\olm-install\binto PATH for runtime DLL discoveryRoot Cause
On Windows, CMake with:
BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFFcreates onlyolm.lib(static library)BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ONcreatesolm.dll(shared library) +olm.lib(import library)Python extensions on Windows require shared libraries (DLLs), not static libraries.
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