office-gobmx/solenv
Tor Lillqvist c74fe188b1 Create executables that can be run on Windows XP
Specify subsystem version 5.01 in the linker options. Otherwise, when
built with the linker in Windows Kit 8.0, executables are created with
the "operating system version" and "subsystem version" fields set to
6.0 (which means Vista).

Attempting to run such executables on Windows XP fails with an error
that claims them to be "invalid Win32 executables" (which is a blatant
lie, of course).

We can well set the subsystem version to 5.01 as we don't
unconditionally use any APIs that wouldn't be present on XP.

Note that you need Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 to be able to create
code that runs on XP. The original version creates executables that
importx entries from kernel32.dll like GetTickCount64 that aren't
present on XP.

Apparently it doesn't hurt on XP that DLL headers specify a "too new"
subsystem version.
2012-12-10 19:43:18 +02:00
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bin
doc/gbuild
gbuild Create executables that can be run on Windows XP 2012-12-10 19:43:18 +02:00
gdb
inc Try -std=c++11 if -std=gnu++0x does not work 2012-12-10 13:57:43 +01:00
lldb/libreoffice
prj
src re-base on ALv2 code. Includes: 2012-12-06 09:12:57 +00:00
CustomTarget_concat-deps.mk
CustomTarget_gdb.mk
CustomTarget_versionlist.mk
Makefile
Module_solenv.mk
Package_concat-deps.mk
Package_gdb.mk
Package_inc.mk
Package_minor.mk
README

Tools and makefile fragments necessary for compilation

This module contains many tools and makefile configuration pieces,
critical for building LibreOffice:

bin/
	contains lots of tools used during the build:

	build.pl
		the top-level wrapper perl-script, from the dmake
		days - we're incrementally removing this in favour
		of gnumake

	deliver.pl
		copies files from old-style dmake packages into the
		top-level 'solver' directory

	concat-deps*
		these aggregate, and remove duplicates from module
		dependencies, to accelerate build times.

	make_installer.pl
		this script executes the compiled instructions from
		the scp2/ module to create an installer, and/or to
		do a local install for the smoketest.

	linkoo
		creates a forest of symlinks inside an install such
		that a developer can re-compile in the source tree,
		and re-run without re-installing (on Unix at least)

gbuild/
	the (shiny new) gnumake build makefile fragments we are
	migrating the codebase to use.

gdb/
	lots of nice python helpers to make debugging -much- easier
	that (eg.) print UCS2 strings as UTF-8 on the console to
	help with debugging.

inc/
	old / increasingly obsolete dmake setup and includes, we are
	trying to entirely rid ourselves of this

src/
	useful standard / re-usable component map files for components
	which shouldn't export anything more than a few registration
	symbols.