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Re: PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW [message #57495 is a reply to message #57493]

Thu, 09 September 2021 10:03

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Novo wrote on Wed, 08 September 2021 21:13

For some reason PdfDraw is added only for POSIX ...
There was no such limitation half a year ago ...

It was always this way. (First commit in github: https://github.com/ultimatepp/ultimatepp/blob/73cfd7617ee0d2 e700eb5260b2d0e3167420037c/uppsrc/CtrlLib/CtrlLib.upp)

PdfDraw is used by CtrlLib with POSIX condition because it is used for printing. It is not needed in Win32, so no reason to increase exe size.

If you need PdfDraw in the project, you need to add it without the condition to some of your packages. (I agree this might be confusing as the fact there is a condition is not apparent from theide workspace list, but I see no simple way how to improve that one).

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		PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW By: Novo on Wed, 08 September 2021 21:05
		Re: PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW By: Novo on Wed, 08 September 2021 21:13
		Re: PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW By: mirek on Thu, 09 September 2021 10:03
		Re: PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW By: Novo on Thu, 09 September 2021 16:35
		Re: PdfDraw isn't linked in when compiling for Win on Linux using Clang-MinGW By: Novo on Sun, 19 September 2021 15:38

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