that by default it searches for header files in the source
directory as well as on the include line - which is very
nice but non standard and breaks every other build system,
resulting in incomprehensible and misleading error messages
that send one down a hundred rabbit holes.
from display_wallet.h and display_wallet.cpp
They are now all wrapped in the long promised
and long forgotten wrapper class.
Long, long ago, I intended to implement the Pimpl idiom,
but these days std::unique takes care of all that work for
you. You just wrap your low level pimple class in a high
level wrapper whose base class is an std_unique_ptr to
to an instance of your low level class.
fixed it by looking for funny things that deviated from
the sameples, and doing various recommended safe things,
and found a few sql errors, and one by one the crashes
went away.
The new wxWidgets just seems less tolerant of little careless
stuff that is not right.
Restored the wallet manifest.
Discovered that local wxString variables are apt to get wiped during
a throw. Dangerous to pass a wXstring.utf8() to an exception
Because one has to separately specify build characteristics in
many different places it is quite difficult to make sure the right
things are linking the right things.
I added the two files msvc/winConfigDebug.bat msvc/winConfigRelease.bat
To build only the libaries that should be linked, so we will get an
error message if a release build links to a debug build.
I have been using their unreleased versions for a very
long time.
The release has radically reorganized the build process, probably
to support arm builds
