Emphasize this difference by changing NVC_CONFIG struct member new_version_text to new_version_name.
Fix a bug I introduced in release_brand.sh script.
If nvc_config.cml file is absent, use default values.
Branded installers can create or replace this file to customize these values.
Standard (unbranded) BOINC installers should either delete the file or create or replace it with one containing default values.
Move WSL detection to get_host_info().
Enumerate available WSLs from registry.
Add wslapi library loading.
Add support of multiple installed wsl distros detection.
Detect only installed and configured distros.
Add extra information parse.
Add wslinfo files to save and parse wsl info.
Add dont_use_wsl param to cc_config.
Add missed hostinfo_wsl.cpp when building win client using gcc.
Fix small issues.
Small refactoring.
Signed-off-by: Vitalii Koshura <lestat.de.lionkur@gmail.com>
Move WSL detection functions to separate file.
Update projet files for Windows, linux and MacOS
Signed-off-by: Vitalii Koshura <lestat.de.lionkur@gmail.com>
- get user/team names from lookup-token reply to populate project info
- fix build error in custom action
- mark all_projects_list.xml as "overwrite" in Installshield file.
Otherwise it leaves the old one there sometimes.
- use a project list with test items
- on startup, look for and parse a file containing the installer filename,
which encodes a project ID and login token.
- look up the project ID in the all-projects list
- do an RPC to that project, mapping the login token to weak auth
- attach to that project using weak auth
VS lets you choose the compiler warning level, 0 to 4.
Higher is good because compiler warnings often indicate bugs.
However, some warnings are noise, and having a lot of them is bad
because they conceal the important ones.
As an example, a recent update to VS2010 causes it to spew warnings of the form
"function _strdup() is deprecated; use _strdup() instead.
So the new policy is:
- everything compiles with warning level 4
- in boinc_win.h we use #pragmas to suppress 3 specific warnings
that occur a lot in our code, and are not bugs:
- the _function names as described above
- constant conditional expression (like while(1))
- conversion from int to char
And the goal is to build everything with zero warnings
except from outside code like zip.
We're pretty close to that.
The project files for other VS versions should be modified
to also use level 4 everywhere.
Charlie Fenton