Am 29.07.2026 um 21:08 schrieb Jim Jagielski:
These should be addressed on HEAD
We can move to VS2017 as discussed.
But we can alternative, reduce the footprint of boost in our code and
prepare for std.
I have a half ready patch that build on vs2009.
We would need add to python modul as python2 and add a gate that selects
py3 or py2 depending on system.
The second is less effort. I hope i have the patch for lowering the
foodprint ready by the weekend.
On Jul 29, 2026, at 1:06 AM, Damjan Jovanovic <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi
For some time, building trunk on Windows has been impossible, here's why.
First the regression in 7e8ab750cfd3aa68da5fd305f11cfb43d73e574c completely
broke building hyphen, by deleting the generated makefile it uses to build
on Windows. I've now fixed this
in 56bedd18ba2ee9641bf8fed2988973374575729b, and it builds again.
Internal Python is also completely broken, on all platforms, as
external_deps.lst still downloads Python 2.7.18 while main/python tries to
build Python 3.11 which was never downloaded, failing since it cannot be
extracted.
Then configmgr cannot build with new boost due to C++2011 issues, which is
the first problem so far for which we need a new MSVC.
--
Jim
"This is an outrage!"
Tony Harrison
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