Hi, I tried out 1.11.0beta1 yesterday and today and everything I have tried seems fine to me on Win64.
I have two small questions: 1. I really like the change in the Windows build procedure that introduces the "nmake.local" include in which I can put many of my growing collection of local edits. I say "many" instead of "all" because I don't see how to effectively "comment out" a makefile variable using the nmake.local method. For instance, I want to build without ODBC support. The nmake.opt file contains the instruction # Comment out the following to disable ODBC support. ODBC_SUPPORTED = 1 Can anyone think of a way to undo the ODBC_SUPPORTED definition (on by default) from nmake.local? The variable is later checked in three places with "!IFDEF ODBC_SUPPORTED" so changing its value won't work, not to mention that the nmake.local inclusion comes before ODBC_SUPPORTED definition. 2. When building on Win64, I always notice lots of warnings (C4244 and C4267) that arise because of implicit conversions from (say) size_t to int. I was wondering why many open source projects (including GDAL) don't seem to fix these - is it because the necessary casts make the code less readable in someone's opinion? Or is it just because no one has gotten around to it? If it's the latter, I would be willing to submit a ticket with some patches. It seems a pity to build with /W4 but put up with so many warnings. Thanks, carl
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