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We used to use DIST for referencing extra files that should be included
in our tarballs created by 'make dist'.
However, we've since migrated away relying on 'make dist' in release.pl.
Instead, we include everything, and have a list of items to exclude, such
as IETF RFC drafts distributed in 3rdparty/speex-src that do not adhere to
the Debian Free Software Guidelines.
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Consistently use single space before assignment operator.
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Make them consistently two spaces indentation.
In two places a wrong indentation level was fixed.
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win32/config.h"
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This patch disables all warnings in celt and opus builds.
They were very noise and drowned out the warnings in our
code to the point where no one even bothered looking at them.
As we don't inspect those warnings and won't attempt to fix
them anytime soon they are not useful to us.
Added third-party-warnings qmake CONFIG option to optionally
re-enable warnings for those (and in the future other) 3rd
part builds.
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This commit fixes an issue caused by a new behavior in Qt 5.4.1 that
causes
PWD to be included in the default INCLUDEPATH on Windows with the nmake/VS
generators.
This new behavior was implemented in the following Qt commit:
qtbase/a90bb5b89a - centralize/unify/sanitize INCLUDEPATH "enrichment")
https://github.com/qtproject/qtbase/commit/a90bb5b89a09490a1795064133f6d8ce33b6874e
This is a problem because our codecs in 3rdparty use two distinct
config.h files: one for Win32, and one for everything else.
The Win32 variant lives in the Win32 subdirectory of the build root.
The build root is the directory that will be added automatically by
the new Qt behavior. Typically, the build root has a build suffix,
for example 'speex-build'.
The regular config.h - the one for everything else but Win32 - lives
in the buildroot itself.
This new Qt behavior caused the wrong config.h file to be included
on Windows. Since the build root is now in the INCLUDEPATH,
the config.h file that lives in the build root now takes precedence
over the one in the Win32 directory.
To restore the old behavior for the codec builds, we use Qt config
option called 'no_include_pwd'. That explicitly tells qmake to not
include the PWD in the INCLUDEPATH. This restores the previous
behavior on Windows.
The 'no_include_pwd' config option has been around in Qt for a while.
It was not introduced with the aforementioned change to Qt, so it
doesn't break backwards compatibility for us.
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