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tree cf0460d1d56b6256888e3b44bf6b9913fdd8272e
parent e64dda26eb2042a8c0cd7c8a33b134dcf097936e
author Christian Tismer <tismer@stackless.com> 1464700200 +0200
committer Christian Tismer <tismer@stackless.com> 1464785412 +0000
Fix compilation problem with VS2015
VS2015 does not build pyside, because the compiler does not allow access
to a private constructor.
Older versions of Visual Studio were more sloppy and had no problem.
On other platforms, the so-called "protected hack" does the trick.
Unfortunately, VS2015 cannot use this hack, because even if enforced,
the linker would not find the symbols, because of extensive name mangling.
One unpopular solution would be to build Qt5 with the same settings.
My current solution is to modify the generated header files by adding
public constructors. This is a temporary solution until we improve
shiboken or even replace it.
[ChangeLog][pyside2][PYSIDE-321]
Fix Windows: Pyside2 does not compile with MSVC2015/Update2
Change-Id: I1e278889be688a00b4dd93abd8c87db1a026f006
Reviewed-by: Alex Blasche <alexander.blasche@theqtcompany.com>
Reviewed-by: Christian Tismer <tismer@stackless.com>
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