Hi John! Thank you for your answer! I've just got the setup working. CMake selected some of the ICU libraries from the WinSDK instead of my other ICU install... After looking into it, the WinSDK only comes with a stripped down version of ICU, so there is where the linker errors were coming from. I had to nuke my CMakeCache a couple of times and use a newer version of CMake where I could specify the ICU_ROOT variable to select where ICU was located. Laci -------- Eredeti üzenet -------- 2025. 09. 11. 18:40-kor, John Maddock via Boost-users<boost-users@lists.boost.org> ezt írta:
Your linker error is definitely from ICU: I believe the first of the errors relates to the contents of icuin.dll linked to via icuin.lib. However, I know nothing about CMake so your problem likely comes from there...
John.