Version 11.00 is now released

[Pelle]

http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/download.htm

Changes from Release Candidate:

• Fixed compiler problem with "while (TRUE)" inside a SEH block.
• Silenced compiler warning for "struct = {0}" initializer idiom, when first element is an enumeration.
• Reduced compiler warning noise for non-optimized code through limited "SSA dead code elimination".
• Fixed compiler problem with bit-width mismatch in known bits implementation.
• Fixed internal compiler error, only in Microsoft mode, for mismatched logic between is-same and composite type handlers.
• Fixed IDE problem with empty string for "Replace with".
• Dropped __declspec(release(..)) from realloc() runtime declaration.
• Added basic DPI-awareness to poviewp.exe.

Now I'm taking a looong vacation from this...

/Pelle

[MrBcx]

Thank you Pelle.

FYI... the download page still says... Setup Executable    Setup of Release Candidate

[John Z]

Now I'm taking a looong vacation from this...

/Pelle

Most deservedly!  We all appreciate your hard work so now you enjoy the vacation.
Thanks!

John Z

[frankie]

Now I'm taking a looong vacation from this...

/Pelle

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[rapte]

Thank you Pelle

[TimoVJL]

Thanks Pelle!

[Marco]

Now I'm taking a looong vacation from this...

/Pelle

Which you totally deserved. Thank you Pelle!

[Vortex]

Great work Pelle, thanks.

[Grincheux]

You are right. The summer is arrived.
Thank You for the compiler.


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[bitcoin]

Hello Pelle.
I used version 9.0 for 3 years. Now install 11.0 I try to recompile the programs, everywhere I write messages by type

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return ((void *POINTER_64)(__int64) (LONG_PTR)h);errors

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warning #2280: Unrecognized runtime function: '_enable'.


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warning #2280: Unrecognized runtime function: '_disable'.
why is that? And what does it mean?

[frankie]

Hello Pelle.
I used version 9.0 for 3 years. Now install 11.0 I try to recompile the programs, everywhere I write messages by type

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PellesC\Include\Win\basetsd.h(178): warning #2208: No support for '__ptr64'.
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return ((void *POINTER_64)(__int64) (LONG_PTR)h);errors

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warning #2280: Unrecognized runtime function: '_enable'.


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warning #2280: Unrecognized runtime function: '_disable'.
why is that? And what does it mean?

Are you using my fSDK?

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[code]PellesC\Include\Win\basetsd.h(178): warning #2208: No support for '__ptr64'.
This is a typical spurious warning (requires fSDK upgrade), but not harmful anyway. You can simply ignore it (It tries to define __ptr64 also in 32bits projects that isn't supported by PellesC).
The new version 11 have a lot of more definitions, and is upgraded to win10 SDK, so before to make a huge work to modify my fSDK I want to be sure it is worth the effort. Try to compile without fSDK your sources, if no definition is missing maybe you don't need fSDK anymore... (or at least for now  ).
I don't know the _enable/_disable warning from where came.

[bitcoin]

Yes, of course , I use your SDK.
I don't want to delete it. SDK is very good.

I don't know the _enable/_disable warning from where came.

winnt.h, lines
#pragma function(_enable)
#pragma function(_disable)

[frankie]

Try to replace the files in the include directory of PellesC with those in the attached zip.

EDIT: Modified the patch.

[bitcoin]

frankie, thanks! but winnt is the same file as I had.
basestd warnings is fixed ok!

I search some new warnings:
\Include\string.h(28): warning #1075: Expansion of macro 'extern' may not be portable.
in string
extern _CRTIMP void * __cdecl memchr(const void *, int, size_t);

[frankie]

frankie, thanks! but winnt is the same file as I had.
basestd warnings is fixed ok!

I search some new warnings:
\Include\string.h(28): warning #1075: Expansion of macro 'extern' may not be portable.
in string
extern _CRTIMP void * __cdecl memchr(const void *, int, size_t);

I added fixing in the previous post.