CMake imported library behaviour

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For a shared library, the IMPORTED_LOCATION must point to the DLL, not the import lib. See the documentation. You might also want to set the IMPORTED_IMPLIB property.

BTW, CMake also has a find package for Curl; perhaps you could use that?

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