Updated example C++ library to be compatible with MacOS #7
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Can you update so that CMakeLsits deploys the |
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Good point, I set the output path to the Plugins folder. I only tested it on macOS but it should work on Windows as well. |
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Hi,
I thought it might be useful for some to see how they could prepare their native plugin code to be compatible with both MacOS and Windows. This PR extends the native plugin with an example of just that.
Additionally, I added a CMakeLists.txt so the plugin can be built with CMake on MacOS.
I also added the MacOS binaries to the Plugin folder that I compiled from the example project. I pushed it as a separate commit so the rest of the changes can be cherry picked should you not want to include this binary file in your own repository.