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I think that the tests pass but I am not certain, since much of the validation was performed manually.
gRPC - the tests are implemented as 94 separate executables, using multiple approaches to testing. ssl_test - 330 tests pass, 0 fails, and 0 tests are disabled. crypto_test - 910 tests pass, 0 fails, and 0 tests are disabled. Abseil - 4430 tests pass, 26 fails, and 12 tests are disabled. In particular, I've included all unit tests, that can be expected to compile on Windows, for: What About the Unit Tests?Ī few of those are included, but still just a fraction of those available for the original packages. I own the domain, so it is unlikely that anybody would, by accident, put Harlinn in front of the name of their DLL. Why put Harlinn in Front of Every DLL Name? Many packages creates static libraries, not DLLs.ĭon't get me wrong I think CMake and vcpkg are great tools, but putting everything into a single solution makes it easier, at least for me, to understand how everything is tied together. The /std:c++latest option, which enables all currently implemented compiler and standard library features proposed for the next draft standard, as well as some in-progress and experimental features. This may not be as significant as it used to, but you still get better performance when turning /sdl and /GS off. I prefer to turn /sdl and /GS off for release builds, and on for debug builds. Some packages were compiled with /sdl on, while others were not. Some packages relied on different versions of the same package, including their own private copy of a package. Currently, the combined size of all the native DLLs created for a release build of the solution is 108 MB. The size of the release build, using vcpkg, for grpc.lib was 325 MB while the size of the release build of is just 3.7 MB. This is a good question, and initially I tried to do just that, but there were some snags: 
There are currently 439 projects in the solution, and this article provides a high-level overview of what's inside. A few are my own but most are more or less, well-known open source libraries. Harlinn.Windows is a collection of libraries that I have put together that serves as a big part of the runtime we use at work. This article describes Harlinn.Windows, a Visual Studio 2022 solution.īefore you can build the solution, please read the build instructions and configure your environment accordingly.
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If you have problems downloading the full code archive as a single zip-file, all of the files below provides the download as a multi-part zip-file:
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