reactos/modules/rosapps/drivers/vcdrom/CMakeLists.txt


add_library(vcdrom MODULE vcdrom.c vcdrom.rc)
set_module_type(vcdrom kernelmodedriver)
target_link_libraries(vcdrom ${PSEH_LIB})
add_importlibs(vcdrom ntoskrnl hal)
add_cd_file(TARGET vcdrom DESTINATION reactos/system32/drivers FOR all)
add_registry_inf(vcdrom_reg.inf)
[VCDROM] Implement the virtual CD-ROM class driver. It was provided by MS as a separate package to download for Windows (up to 7). That class driver allows creating virtual drives on which we can later mount ISOs images. It's rather basic, but does the job. To use it, you can use the GUI app from Microsoft (Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel) or the vcdcli in CLI. We're compatible :-). Note that it's not loaded at boot, you need to manually start it, to lower memory footprint. Both applications will handle this for you. 2017-12-03 17:10:32 +00:00
[CMAKE] Use modules instead of shared libraries There is no need to compile our DLLs as shared libraries since we are managing symbols exports and imports through spec files. On my system, this reduces the configure-time by a factor of two. 2019-03-20 13:19:48 +00:00			`add_library(vcdrom MODULE vcdrom.c vcdrom.rc)`
[VCDROM] Implement the virtual CD-ROM class driver. It was provided by MS as a separate package to download for Windows (up to 7). That class driver allows creating virtual drives on which we can later mount ISOs images. It's rather basic, but does the job. To use it, you can use the GUI app from Microsoft (Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel) or the vcdcli in CLI. We're compatible :-). Note that it's not loaded at boot, you need to manually start it, to lower memory footprint. Both applications will handle this for you. 2017-12-03 17:10:32 +00:00			`set_module_type(vcdrom kernelmodedriver)`
			`target_link_libraries(vcdrom ${PSEH_LIB})`
			`add_importlibs(vcdrom ntoskrnl hal)`
			`add_cd_file(TARGET vcdrom DESTINATION reactos/system32/drivers FOR all)`
			`add_registry_inf(vcdrom_reg.inf)`