* Remove the "version suffix" and BUILD_INFO.txt mechanisms, which I
believe no one uses except winpty itself. Instead, a suffix can be
added in the VERSION.txt file.
* Instead of passing the version and commit info as a preprocessor macro
when building every C++ file, write the info into a GenVersion.h
header that is only included by WinptyVersion.cc.
* Instead of writing a BUILD_INFO.txt in ship.py, pass COMMIT_HASH=<hash>
to make.
These changes accomplish two things:
* People who build a tag from source won't see a "<ver>-dev" suffix
anymore.
* Changing the version or the commit will correctly rebuild the version
object files (and only those object files). It will also relink every
binary.
Fixes https://github.com/rprichard/winpty/issues/72
- Fix a typo in the 7-Zip default paths.
- Change env["Path"] to env["PATH"]. Python is case-sensitive, and "Path"
isn't working. Windows itself seems to prefer "Path". I'm guessing
Python is converting "Path" to "PATH" for platform interoperability.
With MSVC, converting an empty macro value with STRINGIFY doesn't seem to
work. (Maybe it's producing nothing rather than the blank literal, ""?)
Work around it by allowing __none__ as a substitute for blank.
