But did not apply the concept to the parameter pack,
event though I applied no end of cleverness to generate
a variant concept, because
visual studio gives meaningless error messages when applying
a variant concept to a parameter pack.
This will probably improve in later or different compilers,
but right now, this feature does not work
sanity test of pubkey mysteriously fails in display_wallet, yet identical test with same values succeeds in unit_test
need to create a view once sanity test passes.
then need to refresh display on edit/add name
need to make a second try at integrating release v3.2.2.1
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
Used it in one place. Better than printf
derived functionality.
But they never bothered to think through supporting user types,
and that is a complete mess that is grossly inconsistent or simply
not working from one compiler to the next.
Remade hashing according to the dry principle,
eliminating much code repetition.
Introduced c++20 "concepts" to radically reduce
verbose and incomprehensible template metacode.
modified: src/db_accessors.h
modified: src/ristretto255.h
modified: src/testbed.cpp
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
Turned off the deprecated compare warning with explanation
Made a small start on getting names in correct order in the display_wallet
Unit test and create new wallet is still broken if wallet file does
not already exist
changed it to proof of share.
Made a small start on populating the horizontal navbar
discovered that no end of my documentation has been broken
by events and should not be linked in.
and a banner.
Broke all my existing markdown builds, because I
have a hundred files that do not fit the new machinery
And now I have to provide navbars for each directory,
and update the mkdocs.sh in each directory
And add a recursive invocation of mkdocs in subdirectories
