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Looks like it is impossible in current Wireshark version. When I had deleted the linking of Wireshark.exe, the linking of next "exe" was more communicative. It's more - cmake even not detect that this is on-Windows-compilation :-D , so probably many things are missing at the stage of linking.
Thanks grahamb for all suggestions. I will go to MSVC++ :-)
Looks like it is impossible in current Wireshark version. When I had deleted the linking of Wireshark.exe, the linking of next "exe" was more communicative. It's more - cmake even not detect that this is on-Windows-compilation on Windows compilation :-D , so probably many things are missing at the stage of linking.
Thanks grahamb for all suggestions. I will go to MSVC++ :-)
Looks like it is impossible in current Wireshark version. When I had deleted the linking of Wireshark.exe, the linking of next "exe" was more communicative. It's Its more - cmake even not detect that this is on Windows compilation :-D , so probably many things are missing at the stage of linking.
Thanks grahamb for all suggestions. I will go to MSVC++ :-)
Looks like it is impossible in current Wireshark version. When I had deleted the linking of Wireshark.exe, the linking of next "exe" was more communicative. Its more - cmake Cmake even not detect that this is on Windows compilation :-D , so probably many things are missing at the stage of linking.
Thanks grahamb for all suggestions. I will go to MSVC++ :-)