YACoind. now compiles on MSVC++ 2005 and later #38
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No meaningful changes have been made to the gcc sources, though some of the MSC changes may be of interest.
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So you have to take the blue pill and the red pill together to stay in wonderland?
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Since I "defined" THE_BLUE_PILL in MSVC++ properties-=>Configuration Properties=>C/C++=>Preprocessor=>Preprocessor Definitions, I added the ability to turn on warnings selectively if one wanted by just adding a #define THE_RED_PILL before the header line #include "msvc_warnings.push.h". :) Of course if you would like to be "entertained" by the warnings, one only has to not "define" THE_BLUE_PILL as above. This "pharmacy" also allows one to selectively "study" the, shall I say suspicious code by commenting out one type of warning or another and then noting the particular warnings. In gcc, linux or Windows, it seems all one can do with the makefiles given is to remove the -w and try to redirect the output. Boost is so "warning-rich" that it pollutes the stream when one is studying the actual bitcoin or *coin sources! Ron |
I forgot this one file, that presumes a VS 2008 or later. In 2005, MS didn't have a "tmmintrin.h" file for SSSE3 instructions. Ron
I kept the side affects of all the assertions in so release mode would behave like debug mode. Also changed the method by which YACoind exits in MS so it is a little more "correct". Ron
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Hello all The latest changes, The original pull, Ron |
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Ron, thanks so much! I merged your changes to yacoin::MSVC++ so closing this request. |
No meaningful changes have been made to the gcc sources, though some of
the MSC changes may be of interest.
The yacoind.exe produced uses a steady ~271MB of memory and should work on all versions of Windows (XPSP2, Vista, 7, 8). The creation of the static multi-threaded libraries; Boost, OpenSSL and BerkeleyDB will follow as described in my previous code for yacoind 0.4.1b
Ron