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Closing this for now as it seems the preferred course of action is to go with shared libraries, so there is no need to keep this open. |
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Description
The goal of this PR is to identify and fix why
mqt-corePython package qcec#355mqt-corePython package qmap#418mqt-corePython package ddsim#336are all having problems with the static libraries deployed with v2.2.2. of mqt-core.
I have the slight feeling that shared libraries might actually be necessary to get this working.
Currently known issues:
Checklist: