Improve zlib defenses on mono #89898
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- Mono defines HOST_WIN32, not CLR_CMAKE_HOST_WIN32 - Follow same pattern from src\native\eventpipe\CMakeLists.txt
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-io-compression Issue DetailsImprovement to #84604. See also #89532 (comment). Mono doesn't define the same CMAKE variables as coreclr, so mono was picking up the Unix-style defenses, even when producing a Windows compilation unit. This change allows both mono and coreclr to pick up the same protections. This pattern is based on the existing file: runtime/src/native/eventpipe/CMakeLists.txt Lines 98 to 101 in d099f07
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Tagging @dotnet/runtime-infrastructure - Can folks with cmake knowledge please take a look at this? |
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Improvement to #84604. See also #89532 (comment).
Mono doesn't define the same CMAKE variables as coreclr, so mono was picking up the Unix-style defenses, even when producing a Windows compilation unit. This change allows both mono and coreclr to pick up the same protections.
This pattern is based on the existing file:
runtime/src/native/eventpipe/CMakeLists.txt
Lines 98 to 101 in d099f07