Unresolved external error when adding HelloWorld code to project about joltphysics

[jrouwe]

I've not seen this error before and e.g. JPH::ConvexShape::RestoreBinaryState is a regular function that doesn't depend on any preprocessor macro. The only thing I can say with the information given is that most likely you have a mismatch in compiler/linker options between the lib and your own project. E.g. maybe you're compiling Jolt as a shared lib and linking it as a regular lib?

[Mahmoud1205]

I didn't change any of the options while compiling, I'm using Visual Studio 2022,
I'm linking it by adding the directory its (Jolt.lib) in to the Library Directories property in VS22 since I thought that was enough. But now that I added "Jolt.lib" to Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies theres new errors, theyre all just "mismatch detected for 'RuntimeLibrary': value 'MTd_StaticDebug' doesn't match value 'MD_DynamicRelease' in glm.obj" repeated dozens of time, and the file doing it is Jolt.lib. Can I not use GLM alongside Jolt?
And there are dozens of "unresolved external symbol _CrtDbgReport" and some other stuff, all coming from Jolt.lib...
Also, compiling and running the samples in the Jolt solution works fine, so the issue is with my project setup.

[jrouwe]

As the error says: You're mixing runtime libraries. Jolt by default uses statically linked runtime libraries, to switch to dynamic (which your project appears to be using) set the USE_STATIC_MSVC_RUNTIME_LIBRARY cmake option while compiling Jolt to OFF.