Re: Fixing mach error colorization in emacs compilation buffers

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 11:02 AM, Kyle Machulis wrote: > Pass-thru of ANSI color codes for compilation warnings/errors was recently > added to mach. If emacs users don't have ansi-mode turned on for > compilation buffers, they'll now see raw ANSI codes, which makes reading

Re: Using Firefox to test the Visual C++ compiler

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 12:27 AM, wrote: > I'm a developer on the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler (code optimizer) and I'm > looking into extending our test suite with popular open-source projects. This > helps us to find bugs earlier, ensuring that these projects are not

Re: Using Firefox to test the Visual C++ compiler

On 2016-11-16 2:29 PM, Ralph Giles wrote: 3. What Windows OS do you use for testing? Window 10, Windows 8, etc? Any other configuration work needed, such as disabling the antivirus/firewall? We build on Windows 8, Windows XP (possibly actually NT 2008?) and Windows 2012 aws images. Look for

Visual Studio 2017

Microsoft announced Visual Studio 2017 RC today. As always, there are some compelling reasons to support the new version. They have blogged extensively about performance improvements around compiling/linking and IDE interactions, which are always exciting. If you install VS2017 RC today,

Fixing mach error colorization in emacs compilation buffers

Pass-thru of ANSI color codes for compilation warnings/errors was recently added to mach. If emacs users don't have ansi-mode turned on for compilation buffers, they'll now see raw ANSI codes, which makes reading errors difficult. To turn on ansi-mode for compilation buffers, add the following

Using Firefox to test the Visual C++ compiler

Hello, *I posted this on multiple mailing lists, I'm not sure which is the right place for these questions. I'm a developer on the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler (code optimizer) and I'm looking into extending our test suite with popular open-source projects. This helps us to find bugs

PSA: The return type of IPDL Recv* methods changed from bool to mozilla::ipc::IPCResult

Hello, In bug 1314254 the return type of IPDL Recv* methods was changed from bool to mozilla::ipc::IPCResult in order to make crash reports to have better stack information. There are now three choices to return from a Recv* method: 1. return IPC_OK(); where previously we return true 2. return

Re: PSA: The return type of IPDL Recv* methods changed from bool to mozilla::ipc::IPCResult

This is _fantastic_. Thank you Kanru! On 16/11/2016 9:57 AM, Kan-Ru Chen wrote: > Hello, > > In bug 1314254 the return type of IPDL Recv* methods was changed from > bool to mozilla::ipc::IPCResult in order to make crash reports to have > better stack information. There are now three choices to