@SoosAntal,
I faced exactly same issue and totally agree with you... I have to include all the following libs on a user-project side to make it finally link statically... I wonder why you have to include Boost and SSL.. I'm not so sure about SSL, but I'm sure that Boost libs are statically linked when you build C++ REST SDK... As you see, I don't include them... I also wonder why don't you have to link against winhttp.lib: there is bunch of stuff relying on this...
cpprest120d_2_5.lib
winhttp.lib
crypt32.lib
bcrypt.lib
So finally this works on Windows desktop, but would this work on Linux?
I faced exactly same issue and totally agree with you... I have to include all the following libs on a user-project side to make it finally link statically... I wonder why you have to include Boost and SSL.. I'm not so sure about SSL, but I'm sure that Boost libs are statically linked when you build C++ REST SDK... As you see, I don't include them... I also wonder why don't you have to link against winhttp.lib: there is bunch of stuff relying on this...
cpprest120d_2_5.lib
winhttp.lib
crypt32.lib
bcrypt.lib
So finally this works on Windows desktop, but would this work on Linux?