On 17/07/2013 16:56, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Mike Williams wrote:
Attached is a first pass at a patch to fix various issues with the GVIM
Window on Windows when building with Visual Studio 2012. I have tested
that VS2010 are still ok, but it needs testing with other Windows
compilers - VC6, 7, 8 and 9, Borland C, Mingw and so on.
I'm building the distributed executable with Visual C++ 2008. The
resulting executable has the widest range of Windows versions where it
works.
If needed you can check the compiler version and/or the system version
at runtime.
I am not expecting any regressions with the patch - as Andre pointed out
the system call has been around since the last century so they should
all support it. I protected the local definition of the pp symbol for
the new metric to cope with different build environments to get around
any need for compilation or run-time checks. But it would still be nice
for users of other Windows compilers to check for any unexpected
consequences.
Mike
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