This is pretty straight forward. There are two "Windows Dangers" in here. facb0ab removes an include file from AnalogueRepeaterThread.cpp. This shouldn't cause any big issues. It compiles under Linux, but is untested on Windows.
32240f6 removes the #ifdefs from a GPIO file again. These seem to be compiling okay under Windows as I haven't heard any complaints. It compiles under Linux.
This program supports --with-gpio and --without-gui in its configure script.
This is pretty straight forward. There are two "Windows Dangers" in here. facb0ab removes an include file from AnalogueRepeaterThread.cpp. This shouldn't cause any big issues. It compiles under Linux, but is untested on Windows.
32240f6 removes the #ifdefs from a GPIO file again. These seem to be compiling okay under Windows as I haven't heard any complaints. It compiles under Linux.
This program supports --with-gpio and --without-gui in its configure script.