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From: "Ed J via RT" <bug-inl...@rt.cpan.org>
FYI, the code to show the correct operation of BUILD_NOISY can be
one-linered like so:
perl -MInline=C,Config,BUILD_NOISY,1,FORCE_BUILD,1 -e "use Inline C =>
q[void inline_warner() { int *x = 2; }]"
Yes, for a test I'm thinking just have the test script run something like
that as a system command with output redirected to a file - and then check
that file (to an extent that allows us to be confident that BUILD_NOISY is
behaving as expected).
My reading of the patch in question is that it turns off BUILD_NOISY when
it's Windows and the shell is cmd.
That's about the extent of it. But I'm damned if I can think of any reason
that ought to be done.
If BUILD_NOISY does the right thing with Win32 and CMD, let's undo that
change?
BUILD_NOISY has always done the right thing for me on Win32 in the cmd.exe
shell - that is, until 0.55 ;-)
So yes - we definitely need to revert to pre-0.55 behaviour.
(This Windows laptop I'm using while I'm not at home doesn't have a git
client, and I can't be bothered installing one on it. I'll be back home
tomorrow night and will attend to this BUILD_NOISY issue then, if no-one
else has.)
Cheers,
Rob
