just define WS_DLL_PUBLIC_NOEXTERN inside the ifdefs, and define
WS_DLL_PUBLIC as WS_DLL_PUBLIC_NOEXTERN followed by "extern".
Then rename WS_DLL_PUBLIC_NOEXTERN to WS_DLL_PUBLIC_DEF, to clarify that
it's what should be used for definitions; at least on Windows, you
*have* to use it when declaring arrays without a size, and, whilst you
might be able to use WS_DLL_PUBLIC for definitions of functions and
perhaps data definitions other than no-size arrays, it might be clearer
to rename WS_DLL_PUBLIC to WS_DLL_PUBLIC_DECL and use it only for
declarations.
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work, because it can't be used with definitions, we'll probably have to
have separate macros for declarations and definitions, as I don't think
MSVC likes
int foo[];
in a header file but should be fine with
extern int foo[];
Add some more comments while we're at it; you are in a twisty little
maze of #ifdefs, all different.
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WS_DLL_LOCAL were reversed; that might be what's causing a build error
with ui/qt/main_status_bar.cpp.
Add some comments for #else's while we're at it, so it's easier to
figure out when particular sets of #defines are used.
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[PATCH 1/2] Revert "Try to fix the "LNK4217: locally defined symbol"
warnings.
This reverts commit r48158.
[PATCH 2/2] Employ small hack in editcap to link with a few objects from
libwireshark properly
From me:
Add the ability to reset symbol exports via ws_symbol_export.h's include
guard and do so in capinfos.c and editcap.c. We include ws_symbol_export.h
in over 200 files so it didn't seem to make sense to remove its include
guard entirely.
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Guy Harris