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common parts to common.nsh. Creating an installer now requires two
NSIS runs:
- uninstaller.nsi, which creates an installer (uninstall_installer.exe)
that only writes uninstall.exe to ../../wireshark-gtk2.
- wireshark.nsi, which bundles uninstall.exe along with the rest of
our installation files.
If we ever get around to signing our executables this will let us sign
all of them. It also cleans up the .nsi file contents a bit.
Instead of keeping separate list of file extensions, manage them from
a single macro. Print the extensions we register / deregister in the
detail pane.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43236
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| .. | ||
| AdditionalTasksPage.ini | ||
| Custom.nmake | ||
| GetWindowsVersion.nsh | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| Makefile.nmake | ||
| VersionCompare.nsh | ||
| WinPcapPage.ini | ||
| WinPcap_4_1_2.exe | ||
| common.nsh | ||
| custom_plugins.txt | ||
| servicelib.nsh | ||
| uninstall.nsi | ||
| wireshark.nsi | ||
| x64.nsh | ||