openh264/build/msvc-app.mk

include $(SRC_PATH)build/msvc-common.mk
CFLAGS_OPT += -MD
CFLAGS_DEBUG += -MDd
CFLAGS += -DUNICODE
# Ignore warnings about the main function prototype when building with -ZW
CXXFLAGS += -ZW -wd4447
# Ignore warnings about code built with -ZW in .lib files
AR_OPTS += -ignore:4264

# WelsThreadLib requires building with -ZW, since it uses new Windows Runtime
# classes for creating threads.
# If linking an .exe that contains Windows Runtime code, the first object
# file linked into the exe also needs to be built with -ZW (otherwise the build
# fails with "vccorlib_lib_should_be_specified_before_msvcrt_lib_to_linker",
# so set it on all files.
Add a separate platform makefile for "msvc-app" This is for building code in the "app" mode (for Windows Store apps/RT/metro/modern UI/appcontainer), which restricts API usage and uses the Windows Runtime APIs for threading instead of the old Win32 functions that aren't available for such apps. This is similar to building for Windows Phone, but without the phone specific libraries. The common parts are abstracted to a common include makefile, that both the targets "msvc-app" and "msvc-wp" use. 2015-05-05 09:33:46 +02:00			`include $(SRC_PATH)build/msvc-common.mk`
			`CFLAGS_OPT += -MD`
			`CFLAGS_DEBUG += -MDd`
			`CFLAGS += -DUNICODE`
			`# Ignore warnings about the main function prototype when building with -ZW`
			`CXXFLAGS += -ZW -wd4447`
			`# Ignore warnings about code built with -ZW in .lib files`
			`AR_OPTS += -ignore:4264`

			`# WelsThreadLib requires building with -ZW, since it uses new Windows Runtime`
			`# classes for creating threads.`
			`# If linking an .exe that contains Windows Runtime code, the first object`
			`# file linked into the exe also needs to be built with -ZW (otherwise the build`
			`# fails with "vccorlib_lib_should_be_specified_before_msvcrt_lib_to_linker",`
			`# so set it on all files.`