Hi, On Sat, Nov 28, 2015 at 10:08 AM, ValdikSS <i...@valdikss.org.ru> wrote:
> Hi! > > You have the point, note is confusing on XP. Changed it to "…on Windows > Vista or later". > That doesn't make it any less confusing. If I run a generic 2.3 (i.e no wfp) build on on windows 7. I'll get that warning even though I am on "vista or later". So it has to be something like "..not supported in this build" or whatever... We can't anticipate on what version of windows a build without wfp compiled-in may be run.. > > Non-fatal note message is intended to have one config file on various > platforms without any modifications. > There is already a way to handle that. So why break it for someone who doesn't want to ignore unknown options? In my view a better way is to let the existing code in options.c handle it appropriately (as fatal or warn depending on other options, whether its being pushed or read from config etc..) Having said that there are other options such as --user and --group which just generate a warning on windows. It may be its just me being pedantic. Anyone else? Selva
