Source repository?

[doob]

Thanks. I have everything compiling and linking now. BTW, the preprocessor identifier for Mac OS X is __APPLE__.

[maksis]

the preprocessor identifier for Mac OS X is __APPLE__.

I'll blame the Eiskalt guys for that

[doob]

http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-subwcrev.html

I was more wondering how it's generated on Linux. Or how I can generate it on Mac OS X. Using shell script or similar.

[maksis]

I'm not aware of any way to do that. I'm going to use Git for AirDC++ nano which will require changes in the versioning. Possibly it would be a good idea to switch to Git also with the Windows version. The build number has been moved into a separate file in the latest rev so it should be simple to generate in many ways :p

[doob]

I'm not aware of any way to do that.

As far as I can understand "version.h.template" is a template which generate "version.h". What I can see the only thing that is a variable in that file is "$WCREV$", looking like this:

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#define SVNVERSION "$WCREV$"

I assume that "$WCREV$" will be replaced with the current SVN revision. That's no problem, that's easy to do with a shell script.

I'm going to use Git for AirDC++ nano which will require changes in the versioning. Possibly it would be a good idea to switch to Git also with the Windows version. The build number has been moved into a separate file in the latest rev so it should be simple to generate in many ways :p

Excellent choice. I'm already using Git via "git svn" . The Git corresponding to SVNVERSION would be a SHA-1 hash, I guess. VERSIONSTRING could be a variable as well and set by the latest Git tag, which I recommend should be used for all releases.

[maksis]

Excellent choice. I'm already using Git via "git svn" . The Git corresponding to SVNVERSION would be a SHA-1 hash, I guess. VERSIONSTRING could be a variable as well and set by the latest Git tag, which I recommend should be used for all releases.

Yes, and the client also needs something numeric for the updater (currently the total commit count). I also made an ugly shell script for generating the Git version that is in the repository :p

[doob]

Cool, thanks.