From: David Hinz Sounds like a good idea, but I think we should use the existing ReactOS.xml (if you have one...), so we don't need to create a new file for this.
We have version.h for this. This way it's easily included via the pre-processor
I've taken the [ros-dev] out of the subject as my mail filter was getting confused.
Ged
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Well, first of all, I did a little mistake, I wanted to write config.xml, not ReactOS.xml, as I noticed there is a small difference...
But the problem stays the same, in my oppinion we should maintain all these settings in one file, it doesn't matter if it is a xml or h file, but all variables should be in one file.
I just looked into these two files, and maybe we should create a release.xml, which contains the release mode (sets the look and feel of certain dialogs, and the dbg and kdbg vars), the version, release number, build number, release name and so on, some of these settings depend on the release mode, as a release name isn't available for a technology preview (maybe it just says Technology Preview), but the whole thing has to be worked out a bit more carefully. Just my ideas...
Greets,
David Hinz
Murphy, Ged (Bolton) schrieb:
From: David Hinz Sounds like a good idea, but I think we should use the existing ReactOS.xml (if you have one...), so we don't need to create a new file for this.
We have version.h for this. This way it's easily included via the pre-processor
I've taken the [ros-dev] out of the subject as my mail filter was getting confused.
Ged
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