* unit tests running with windows shared dll
* CMake automatically uses DLL runtime - remove cmake entries modifying
compiler flags
* missing DBUG vs DEBUG issue in Linux
* generated header added
* correction in CMake: Set HEADER_FILES correctly
* added static library option
* switched to powershell and included WORKING_DIRECTORY
* powershell use in windows and WORKING_DIRECTORY instead of cd
* Fixed appveyor.yml to use Release configuration and run unit tests
* trying to make appveyor work again ...
* make sure ERRORLEVEL is 0 when unit tests run successfully
* Still trying to fix appveyor ...
* Defaulting to shared library in linux, too
* Removed runtime loading test when g3log is not a shared library in linux
* Run unit tests verbosly using ctest.exe
* Disabled AggressiveThreadCallsDuringShutdown test
* Revert "Run unit tests verbosly using ctest.exe" (accidental commit)
This reverts commit b30513450d.
* re-committing valid parts of reverted commit
* DBUG vs DEBUG fix moved to generated_definitions.hpp
* cleanup shared/static option
* clarify cmake build types regardless of type
* Added compile test for DEBUG and DBUG
* put back formatting
* Removed commented out /MD switches for MSVC
* in progress. now using std::chrono
* in progress, not working but defined how to fix it - broken unit tests
* working - verified on VM. Unit tests not yet updated accordintly
* fixed all tests
* fixed formatting
* adjusted timezone during testing
* adjusted test for timezone
* static build with MS libs; remove vc11 support from cmake
* support AMD processor on winXp
* mingw build
* support older versions
* removed cmake warnings
* fix cmake >= 3.1 warnings (CMP0054)
* add target_include_directories - in projects that depend on g3log, do not need to specify include_directories
* Improved CPackage installation
* cleanup of build and test scripts
* c++14 gives for cleaner syntax
* build cleanup libg3logger.so will be a link to the actual libg3logger.so.<major><minor><build>. Only shared libraries from now on
* disableAll for log levels
* new setLogLevel impl
* cleaned up levels, now it should be easy for the user to understand how to add custom levels
