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#ifndef OPENMM_WINDOWSEXPORTCUDACOMPILER_H_
#define OPENMM_WINDOWSEXPORTCUDACOMPILER_H_
/*
* Shared libraries are messy in Visual Studio. We have to distinguish three
* cases:
* (1) this header is being used to build the OpenMM shared library
* (dllexport)
* (2) this header is being used by a *client* of the OpenMM shared
* library (dllimport)
* (3) we are building the OpenMM static library, or the client is
* being compiled with the expectation of linking with the
* OpenMM static library (nothing special needed)
* In the CMake script for building this library, we define one of the symbols
* OPENMM_CUDACOMPILER_BUILDING_{SHARED|STATIC}_LIBRARY
* Client code normally has no special symbol defined, in which case we'll
* assume it wants to use the shared library. However, if the client defines
* the symbol OPENMM_USE_STATIC_LIBRARIES we'll suppress the dllimport so
* that the client code can be linked with static libraries. Note that
* the client symbol is not library dependent, while the library symbols
* affect only the OpenMM library, meaning that other libraries can
* be clients of this one. However, we are assuming all-static or all-shared.
*/
#ifdef _MSC_VER
// We don't want to hear about how sprintf is "unsafe".
#pragma warning(disable:4996)
// Keep MS VC++ quiet about lack of dll export of private members.
#pragma warning(disable:4251)
#if defined(OPENMM_CUDACOMPILER_BUILDING_SHARED_LIBRARY)
#define OPENMM_EXPORT_CUDACOMPILER __declspec(dllexport)
#elif defined(OPENMM_CUDACOMPILER_BUILDING_STATIC_LIBRARY) || defined(OPENMM_CUDACOMPILER_USE_STATIC_LIBRARIES)
#define OPENMM_EXPORT_CUDACOMPILER
#else
#define OPENMM_EXPORT_CUDACOMPILER __declspec(dllimport) // i.e., a client of a shared library
#endif
#else
#define OPENMM_EXPORT_CUDACOMPILER // Linux, Mac
#endif
#endif // OPENMM_WINDOWSEXPORTCUDACOMPILER_H_
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