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There is a usage of S_ISLNK in check_rc_sys.c, which breaks the linking on Windows since this functionality isn't availble on Windows. This commit adds a compile time check for a WIN32 platform and removes the code if necessary.
This commit fixes the Windows build again. The mingw headers (https://github.com/Alexpux/mingw-w64/blob/master/mingw-w64-headers/crt/_mingw_secapi.h) check if the MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API define is 1, so just defining it isn't enough; this will result in a compile-time error. This commit defines the define to 1 instead of nothing.
This commit adds Windows-specific build output to the .gitignore file, since the current one causes the source tree to be polluted with build output.
This PR fixes the following Windows-related build issues: S_ISLNK usage S_ISLNK isn't a supported call on Windows due to the lack of filesystem links like they exist on Unix-based systems. Other parts of the code properly check if WIN32 is defined, however, one piece was overlooked. This is fixed in one of the commits in this PR. MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API Incorrectly Used The MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API was used incorrectly and broke the Windows build - the correct usage is to define this to '1' instead of just defining it, as evident in the mingw headers. Add Windows-specific output to .gitignore Some of the build output files aren't added to the .gitignore, causing a potential source tree pollution when committing to the repository. Most notably, there was no exclusion for *.exe and *.dll files, while there was an exclusion for .so files. This discrepancy has been corrected.
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This PR fixes the following Windows-related build issues:
S_ISLNK usage
S_ISLNK isn't a supported call on Windows due to the lack of filesystem links like they exist on Unix-based systems. Other parts of the code properly check if WIN32 is defined, however, one piece was overlooked. This is fixed in one of the commits in this PR.
MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API Incorrectly Used
The MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API was used incorrectly and broke the Windows build - the correct usage is to define this to '1' instead of just defining it, as evident in the mingw headers.
Add Windows-specific output to .gitignore
Some of the build output files aren't added to the .gitignore, causing a potential source tree pollution when committing to the repository. Most notably, there was no exclusion for *.exe and *.dll files, while there was an exclusion for .so files. This discrepancy has been corrected.
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