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Francisco Pombal
2020-10-05 00:53:56 +01:00
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## Dependencies (static linkage) ## Dependencies (static linkage)
None of qBittorrent's dependencies have officially released builds of statically linked binaries. The best way to get good general-purpose builds of recent versions of the dependencies easily is to install them via the `vcpkg` package manager. `vcpkg` can also be used to install `libtorrent`. None of qBittorrent's dependencies have officially released statically linked builds. Thus, the best way to get good general-purpose builds of recent versions of the dependencies easily is to install them via the `vcpkg` package manager. `vcpkg` can also be used to install `libtorrent`.
The nice thing about `vcpkg` is that it also allows you to easily patch any of the packages that it installs, should you need/want to do so. Furthermore, you can even compile some dependencies with `vcpkg`, others manually, and mix-and-match when building qBittorrent. The nice thing about `vcpkg` is that it also allows you to easily patch any of the packages that it installs, should you need/want to do so. Furthermore, you can even compile some dependencies with `vcpkg`, others manually, and mix-and-match when building qBittorrent.