1. Switch from VStudio 2k3 to VStudio 2k5
2. All pdb files now will be placed as $(OutputDir)/$(ProjectName).pdb. This puts them alongside the
binaries with the same base name as the binary. If you need to copy the results of your llvm build
into another project's tree, this will simplify that process.
3. Recent files added to the tree were added to the proejects within the VStudio project
4. Project build dependency order fixed so that the build can take place in one pass. A generated
file was not being built at the correct time, causing a build error in about half the projects until
the build was run a second time.
Note you will need flex and bison installed an in your path in order to build properly.
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files from win32/* to platform/*, create one line files in platform that include the
corresponding file in win32. This makes life much more enjoyable!
The cruel irony is that NTFS has hard links just like Unix, but there's no way to
get to them from the DOS prompt!
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specific warnings they produced were being suppressed anyway. The truncation warnings
that were suppressed are now enabled, and the few that still occur ought to be fixed.
The only warnings suppressed now are the "negating an unsigned is still unsigned", the
validity of which Chris does not accept, and the "implicit conversion of <type> to bool
performance warning". Making the conversion explicit won't make it run any faster and
this is an easier way to shut the compiler up.
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