* - fixes MinGW build
- make sure that supplier istream is opened in binary mode or istream::tellg() will
report wrong offsets on MinGW builds (MSVC will make no difference)
- avoid that in MSVC conda DLL builds the libboost_*.lib static
libraries are picked by cmake instead of the boost_*.lib import libraries
by defining BOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK
* - make sure that C# wrappers build with MinGW compilers
- make sure that static builds work under Windows with both MSVC and
MinGW
* - disable building static libraries on Windows also when using MinGW compilers
- fix the C# wrapper build on Windows under both MSVC and MinGW
* reverted -DSWIGWORDSIZE64 as it was originally
* reverted -DSWIGWORDSIZE64 definition
Co-authored-by: Paolo Tosco <paolo.tosco@novartis.com>
* add linux_java build
* trigger azure pipelines builds on dev/ branches
* make sure boost::iostreams gets linked in the SWIG wrappers
* updates to get static boost builds working on mac
* update linux a bit and add mac build
* forgot to save the mac file
* install version of boost with -fPIC
* try to force use of the boost installed in /usr
* typo
* add library hint
* diagnosing a failing build
* be explicit about CXX version
* try to force use of the system compilers
instead of the ones from conda
* stop using conda
* typp
* re-enable full build
* disable the appveyor builds
* this is a rough first pass, needs to be finished and is a strong argument for changing the names of some of the #defines that are currently used
* rationalize the rest of the #defines
add something to the release notes about this
* Fixes csharp build for 64 bit systems
* Need to support make and make install stages
* switch to an alternate strategy and get it working for the java wrappers too
this now builds for me on 64bit win10 with MSVC14
* add missing files from that last commit
* Hopefully fixes unix and osx builds while maintaining msvc builds
* Fixes mono builds, removes python check
