Making /Qspectre 'Required Libraries' section more clear#3237
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Update to distinguish command line and IDE behavior better. Explicitly call for mitigated libraries in command-line builds. Provide some hand-wavy directions on how. Clarify 2015 behavior and instructions.
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I may need to tweak something when this gets to the publishing system if the build checks find a problem, but it's good enough to check in here. Thanks @ericbrumer for the contribution! |
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A C++ customer opened a DevCom ticket (https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Build-unexpectedly-succeeds-with-Qspect/1437998) indicating some confusion with what happens when the
/Qspectreswitch is thrown. The compiler switch only modifies the compiler, and our MSBuild properties for C++ projects is what links in the additional libraries.This PR attempts to clear that up.