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Kevin Fitch
KWSys
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Brad King
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ENH: Added comment for future work to make forwarding executable always statically linked.
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On Windows9x platforms, this executable is spawned between a parent
process and the child it is invoking to work around a bug. See the
Win32 implementation file for details.
Future Work: This executable must be linked statically against the C
runtime library before being encoded into the library. Building it
in this way may be hard because CMake has limited abilities to build
different targets with different configurations in the same
directory. We may just have to create and encode the executable
once instead of generating it during the build. This would be an
acceptable solution because the forwarding executable should not
change very often and is pretty simple.
*/
#ifdef _MSC_VER
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