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Visual Studio compilation documentation #6111
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to something like `x64-Debug (Default)` or whatever the equivalent is | ||
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The above instructions hae been tested against Visual Studio 2019. |
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Above says VS 2017, which version is it?
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I have tested it with Visual Studio 2019, but 2017 is the first version that added support for this.
Do I convey this accurately through the text?
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I am OK with the two different version numbers above, as the versions match the facts. Maybe add 2019 to the section title though.
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complete set of built binaries can be found in `./build/bin` once the build | |||
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## Compilation on Windows using Visual Studio | |||
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Follow these instructions to work on Windows with Visual Studio: |
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It would be useful to make clear whether that's on top of the above instructions, or a replacement of (some of) the steps.
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Needs a rebase to get rid of the commits which have already been merged as separate PRs.
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The above instructions hae been tested against Visual Studio 2019. |
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I am OK with the two different version numbers above, as the versions match the facts. Maybe add 2019 to the section title though.
Implement some suggestions presented as comments in diffblue#6109 (we had to merge the PR before we could get a chance to incorporate them, so we are compensating now) and do some other minor cleanup of the COMPILING.md file.
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Hi @tautschnig, can you please re-review the second commit in this PR? We had to merge #6109 before we could incorporate your suggested fixes, so this is now including them. |
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file.review comments there.