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Not a big deal since the site already uses HSTS, but whatever.
[ci skip]
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- Have configure.py create a new var %{innosetup_arch} which means
one doesn't have to remmeber to uncomment the ArchitecturesAllowed
and ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode for 64-bit installs. Also it
would theoretically work out of the box for IA-64 installs though
this is completely untested.
- InnoSetup 5.5 drops support for Windows 95/98/ME. While I'm in
there, move MinVersion to 5.1 (XP) since 2000 is (as with 9x)
totally an unknown quantity (not to mention EOLed).
- No PDF manual anymore, don't try to install it
- The files under doc are .rst rather than .txt now
- Include %{arch} in OutputBaseFilename so I don't have to rename
the output afterwards.
and outline the process for creating the installer in release_process.rst
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Some fixes for the Windows installer config
Remove the SIMD rotate overloads; VC 2010 does not like passing a
__m128i by value, which is required to match the template overload for
the regular rotates. Could change it to a const reference, but I would
worry this would inhibit compiler optimizations. Only used in one
place (Noekeon), so just use the long expressions there.
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doesn't like things like -dev or -rc1 in that field.
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Sort files in an attempt to help out the compression algorithm.
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Add a custom install target to users can select specific things to enable
or disable.
Add api.pdf and tutorial.pdf, if they are available in the tree (otherwise skip)
Add the set of examples as part of the documentation package.
Require at least Windows 98 or 2000 since some code in the entropy
gathering routines requires functions (CryptGenRandom and Toolhelp32)
which are only available on these systems or later.
Set the VersionInfoVersion (viewable via the Properties menu on the setup .exe)
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written out by the local Python using Win32 line endings.
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to conver the line endings of text files (.txt, .h) to Win32's CRLF.
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that anyone needs either of these, but it appears like they may be useful
if you're doing unusual stuff like C++/CLI.
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