Simon Tatham 27550b02e2 Windows: inhibit all default application manifests. ... In 0.81 and before, we put an application manifest (XML-formatted Windows resource) into all the GUI tools on purpose, and the CLI tools like Plink didn't have one. But in 0.82, the CLI tools do have one, and it's a small default one we didn't write ourselves, inserted by some combination of cmake and clang-imitating-MSVC (I haven't checked which of those is the cause). This appears to have happened as a side effect of a build-tools update, not on purpose. And its effect is that Windows XP now objects to our plink.exe, because it's very picky about manifest format (we have an old 'xp-wont-run' bug record about that). Since it seemed to work fine to not have a manifest at all in 0.81, let's go back to that. We were already passing /manifest:no to inhibit the default manifest in the GUI tools, to stop it fighting with our custom one; now I've moved /manifest:no into the global linker flags, so it's applied to _all_ binaries, whether we're putting our own manifest in or not.		2024-12-16 18:44:47 +00:00
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unix.cmake	Stop trying to include X11 headers in non-GTK builds.	2022-09-19 20:21:01 +01:00
windows.cmake	Windows: inhibit all default application manifests.	2024-12-16 18:44:47 +00:00