what's the difference between mt-gd and mt-s library
boost
Solution
Read Boost Getting Started on Windows
- mt : multi threaded
- d : Add ABI tags, could be used with:
- g : using debug versions of the standard and runtime support libraries.
- s : linking statically to the standard and runtime support libraries.
- and more
Problem
In the boost, there are two types of libs, one is ending with `mt-gd`, the other is ending with `mt-s`. What's the difference between those two?