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| Broken packages [message #39863] |
Tue, 07 May 2013 17:46  |
keltor
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Hello,
In an effort to learn better this amazing tool called U++, I am taking a deeper look at the code provided. I have found that there are some broken packages that used to work but do not anymore with the latest distribution.
Namely, with the current (6031) build, I have so far found two packages with issues:
-Docking: it fails to build. The culprit is the width variable in DockPane.cpp. In older builds, the offending code was commented out, so it worked. I do not know the exact commit where this got broken.
-ProtectTest: The package builds correctly, however the custom build step for Windows reads
c:\desarrollo\upp\ProtectEncrypt.exe $(OUTPATH) <key value>
where key value is the hex code to protect the exe with. Instead it should be
ProtectEncrypt.exe $(OUTDIR) <key value>
(assuming that you put the ProtectEncrypt.exe in your path). I suspect that the POSIX build should be changed accordingly too.
On a side note, I can confirm that the "ordinary" Protect package (I have not tried the client/server yet) works with Visual Studio 2012.
I hope this is helpful. I will report any other broken packages that I find.
Have a nice coding,
Keltor
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| Re: Broken packages [message #40215 is a reply to message #39863] |
Wed, 03 July 2013 22:17  |
mdelfede
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| keltor wrote on Tue, 07 May 2013 17:46 |
Hello,
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-ProtectTest: The package builds correctly, however the custom build step for Windows reads
c:\desarrollo\upp\ProtectEncrypt.exe $(OUTPATH) <key value>
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mhhhh... I guess somebody updated the bazaar package by mistake, as my original one didn't have an hard wired path inside custom build steps.
About the $(OUTDIR) I guess you're right, it was a change on a recent ide update.
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On a side note, I can confirm that the "ordinary" Protect package (I have not tried the client/server yet) works with Visual Studio 2012.
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interesting. IIRC, it didn't work with msc10 because of compilers changes.
It can't indeed work on 64 bit versions of msc compilers, as they dropped inline assembler support. We should find a way to do without it, but I guess it'll be quite difficult and/or quite easy to crack.
Client/Server package should be compiler independent, so it should work. It uses old web package, which is in bazaar. I had no time yet to update to new code.
Thank you for testing 
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| Re: Broken packages [message #40384 is a reply to message #39863] |
Mon, 29 July 2013 18:34 |
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Alboni
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Registered: January 2012
Location: Deventer, Netherlands
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ProtectEncrypt.exe $(OUTDIR) AABBCCDDEEFF00112233445566778899
doesn't work for me. (MSC10)
$(OUTDIR) seems to give the wrong path: the folder where the .obj files are instead of the pathname of the executable.
It works if I change the line to:
ProtectEncrypt.exe $(EXEPATH) AABBCCDDEEFF00112233445566778899
It would also be optimal for use with TheIde if ProtectEncript would not change the filetime (or display the key).
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