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some of our libraries are compiled with an outdated vc2005, which causes a manifest dependency on msvcr80d v762, while our manifest and DLLs have been updated to 4053. finally bit the bullet and added a redirection from 762 to 4053 to fix this nightmare. references: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dsvc/archive/2010/02/22/adding-a-configuration-file-for-a-vc-dll.aspx http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1347713/per-application-config-file-bindingredirect-doesnt-apply-to-dlls This was SVN commit r7716.
COMMAND LINE OPTIONS: -autostart=MAP load the file 'MAP' instead of showing the main menu -buildarchive ? -conf:KEY=VALUE set a config value (overrides the contents of system.cfg) -entgraph ? -g=F set the gamma correction to 'F' (default 1.0) -listfiles ? -profile=NAME ? -quickstart load faster (disables audio and some system info logging) -shadows enable shadows -vsync enable VSync, i.e. lock FPS to monitor refresh rate -xres=N set screen X resolution to 'N' -yres=N set screen Y resolution to 'N' -editor launch the Atlas scenario editor Windows-specific: -wQpcTscSafe allow timing via QueryPerformanceCounter despite the fact that it's using TSC and it may be unsafe. has no effect if a better timer (i.e. the HPET) is available. should only be specified if: - you are sure your system does not engage in thermal throttling (including STPCLK) OR - an "RDTSC patch" is installed this flag is also useful if all other alternatives are worse than a potentially risky or slightly broken TSC-based QPC. -wNoMahaf prevent any physical memory mapping or direct port I/O. this disables all ACPI-related code and thus some of the timer backends. specify this if problems are observed with one of the abovementioned subsystems.