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This change implements wildcard support for this option. It also removes the local implementation of wildcard expansion. This part affects the windows version only. Windows version is now linked to the setargv.obj library to get this support. |
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| AcpiBin.vcproj | ||
| AcpiComponents.sln | ||
| AcpiDump.vcproj | ||
| AcpiExec.vcproj | ||
| AcpiHelp.vcproj | ||
| AcpiNames.vcproj | ||
| AcpiSrc.vcproj | ||
| AcpiSubsystem.vcproj | ||
| AcpiXtract.vcproj | ||
| ApiTest.vcproj | ||
| AslCompiler.vcproj | ||
| Examples.vcproj | ||
| Makefiles.vcproj | ||
| readme.txt | ||
| Scripts.vcproj | ||
/*
* Generation of ACPICA with MS Visual Studio 2008
*/
The Visual Studio project file (for Visual Studio 2008)
appears in this directory:
generate/msvc9/AcpiComponents.sln
ACPICA generates with all MS C language extensions disabled, since the
code is ANSI conformant and is meant to be highly portable.
There are a couple of include files in MS Visual Studio 2008 that
unfortunately contain non-ANSI // style comments. These will be flagged
as warnings since language extensions are disabled.
The VC include files are under one of these directories:
\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\include
\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\include
To eliminate these warnings, modify each of these include files:
sal.h
stdlib.h
For each file, add this statement to the start of the file:
#pragma warning( disable : 4001 ) /* no warning about "//" comments */
and add this statement to the end of the file:
#pragma warning( default : 4001 )
Note: you may have to change the permissions on these files in order
to write to them.