Modify the build's handling of the Windows HID libraries. #1
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Add alternate CMake modules for finding the HID headers/libraries. Since we can now build with newer than DDK 7600, there is a define that has taken place of the pure MSVC version check in two headers. Build with newer Windows SDKs and compilers, and its status as off by default will be right. (This also fixes the build of libfreespace with msys2/mingw-w64)
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(Also builds with the latest Windows SDK from here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/windows-10-sdk ) |
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(This is build stuff I originally worked on for the OSVR FSM-9 driver, just updated a bit)
Add alternate CMake modules for finding the HID headers/libraries.
Since we can now build with newer than DDK 7600, there is a define that
has taken place of the pure MSVC version check in two headers. Build with
newer Windows SDKs and compilers, and its status as off by default will be
right.
(This also fixes the build of libfreespace with msys2/mingw-w64)
A demonstration: on a fairly fresh machine, with Visual Studio 2013 and 2015 community installed on it (Pretty sure I haven't installed any Windows Driver Kit yet, since I don't have a directory in redist for difx/dpinst, and I don't have the full Windows 10 SDK on it yet), I can configure and build libfreespace for VS2015, and I did no manual configuration, environment variables, or anything special here:
