* Setting all compiler flags in the cache led to circular bloating of
msvc cxx parameters (was visible in console) which caused MSVC to
rebuild the whole solution even on a small CMake change.
It's not neccessary anyway to set the cxx parameters to the cache
to take effect.
* I'm not sure if the workarround is still needed for MSVC 12+.
* Cleaning the CMake cache is recommended!
* ref #15671
Fix Boost libraries not being found by CMake when targeting Visual Studio 2015 with Boost installed using the binaries.
Fixes#15277
(cherry picked from commit ca940548bf)
Looking for folders like ".../MySQL/*/include" matches the MySQL Connector C libs which caused some problems.
Related #15072, #15068
P.S ".../MySQL/MySQL Server*/include" doesn't work
Set CMake option VALGRIND to add valgrind support to jemalloc. Set CMake parameter VALGRIND_INCLUDE_DIR to the valgrind include directory.
(cherry picked from commit 60a29f7614)
On newer versions of Xcode, the preprocessor macro #DEBUG is not defined by default. In order to set the debug flag it has to be set manually. If this does not happen then in the "Common.h" file the preprocessor will assume that we are building under a release mode instead of the debug mode.
Ref: ad0cc83c84
* It let ide's (like vs) display the source tree.
* Disabled by default.
* Soft requirement is cmake >= 2.8.12 .
* Offers 2 modes: flat & hierarchical.
* For detailed description see #14471
* Thanks @click for help and advises.
* Closes#14471
(cherry picked from commit c386711972)
Conflicts:
src/server/authserver/CMakeLists.txt
Make sure you re-run cmake, because boost::iostreams was added as dependency.
Maybe you need to install libboost-iostreams1.55-dev on unix as well.
Import every update manual until (included) those INSERT IGNORE updates for each database.
Thanks DDuarte and Shauren for your amazing ideas, help and advises.
In hope that nobody gets a "Your database structure is not up to date..." anymore ,-)
Signed-off-by: Naios <naios-dev@live.de>
Signed-off-by: Nayd <dnpd.dd@gmail.com>
new behavior: elements of array 'array' will be default initialized
"If you want the new behavior, which is likely, because the array was explicitly added to the constructor's member initialization list, use the warning pragma to disable the warning. The new behavior should be fine for most users."
Shauren