Ticket #129 (closed defect: released)

Opened 21 months ago

Last modified 21 months ago

remove all microsoft logos from msvc build process

Reported by: mhammond Owned by: charlie
Priority: normal Milestone:
Component: MSVC makefiles Version: SVN trunk
Severity: normal Keywords:
Cc: richard Blocked By:
Operating System: All Blocking:

Description

I'm attaching a patch that always runs the C compiler and linker with '-nologo' and also passes nmake flags to nmake children - so if you build with 'nmake /nologo' you should not see a single 'Copyright Microsoft ...' message in the entire build output :) - which also makes it much easier to spot warnings etc.

Attachments

bug-129.patch (6.1 kB) - added by mhammond 21 months ago.
as described

Change History

Changed 21 months ago by mhammond

as described

Changed 21 months ago by richard

  • cc richard@… added

Changed 21 months ago by richard

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to fixed

I've applied your patch.

Changed 21 months ago by mhammond

  • resolution changed from fixed to verified

thanks

Changed 21 months ago by mhammond

  • resolution changed from verified to released

hrm - "verified fixed" is almost certainly "closed" from this project's POV, so marking as such...

Changed 21 months ago by trac

  • platform set to All

Changed 21 months ago by olly

The way I use the bug states is that:

RESOLVED FIXED means I've committed changes to SVN which I believe fix the bug.

VERIFIED FIXED is for the reporter to confirm that the fix works for them.

CLOSED FIXED is the state I move bugs to when the fix is actually in a release.

I use a stored query to list "FIXED but not CLOSED" bugs as one of the steps in

preparing a release.

It doesn't really matter too much, but this does mean the bug state gives a quick overview of the status of the fix.

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