fix: Remove redundant check in runtime DLL condition
For some reason `&& hModule` was added to the end of the condition, which totally breaks the logic for when the DLL is not found.
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@ -19,22 +19,6 @@
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#include <array>
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// Welcome to DLL hell! :)
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//
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// Microsoft lets you run a program with an old runtime DLL, as long as the name matches.
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// Unfortunately if you compile on VS2022 and then use the VS2019 runtime, which both have the
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// same runtime DLL name, the app will randomly crash (e.g. access violation) or break in strange
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// and unpredictable ways due to ABI differences.
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//
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// In Windows, there is no concept of requiring a minimum version of the runtime DLL, so we have
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// to check the version ourselves.
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//
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// Our CI is set up to build with the latest compiler, so in this case we should insist on the
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// latest runtime DLL.
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//
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// As a developer convenience, we also allow builds on older compilers such as the minimum
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// requirements for the current Qt version we support.
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//
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// See table of the compiler versions and the matching runtime DLL versions:
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// https://dev.to/yumetodo/list-of-mscver-and-mscfullver-8nd
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#if _MSC_VER >= 1942 // Visual Studio 2022 Update 12 (v17.12.4)
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@ -521,13 +505,25 @@ std::string ArchMiscWindows::getActiveDesktopName()
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return name;
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}
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// Enforcing minimum MSVC runtime version is quite strict, but we have a good reason.
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//
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// Microsoft lets you run a program with an older version of the runtime DLL than the one it was
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// compiled with. This is because the runtime DLLs are supposedly ABI-compatible when the major
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// version is the same, so hypothetically MSVC runtime 14.0 is compatible with 14.42.
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// However, we have found that subtle edge cases (such as mutex lock causes access violation).
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//
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// Our CI is set up to build with the latest compiler, so in this case we should insist on at least
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// the runtime DLL that was released at the same time as the compiler.
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//
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// As a developer convenience, we also allow builds on older compilers such as the minimum
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// requirements for the current Qt version we support.
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void ArchMiscWindows::guardRuntimeVersion() // NOSONAR - `noreturn` is not available
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{
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const auto kRuntimeDll = "vcruntime140.dll";
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HMODULE hModule = nullptr;
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if (!GetModuleHandleEx(0, kRuntimeDll, &hModule) && hModule) {
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errorMessageBox("Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime is not installed.");
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if (!GetModuleHandleEx(0, kRuntimeDll, &hModule)) {
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errorMessageBox("Could not find Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime.");
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abort();
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}
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