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Windows 10 detection fix #591

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Added a manifest indicating Windows 10 support to the Windows gPTP build, so that Windows 10 detection will work correctly. Manifest support is available with CMake 3.4 and later.
Also changed ptp_message.cpp to address a x64 compile warning.
Note that these changes were only tested with Microsoft Visual Studio Premium 2012 Update 5, and not with any other compilers.

Added a manifest indicating Windows 10 support to the Windows gPTP build, so that Windows 10 detection will work correctly.  Manifest support is available with CMake 3.4 and later.
Also changed ptp_message.cpp to address a x64 compile warning.
Note that these changes were only tested with Microsoft Visual Studio Premium 2012 Update 5, and not with any other compilers.
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I don't have much skin in the Windows compatibility game, but the changes look fine to me. If you're feeling ambitious, it might be nice to get an account for OpenAvnu at https://www.appveyor.com/ to get automatic Windows CI builds like we get for Linux on Travis CI.

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Looks ok to me. Merging....

@andrew-elder andrew-elder merged commit c9b8453 into Avnu:open-avb-next May 8, 2017
@bdthomsen bdthomsen deleted the gptp_windows branch May 8, 2017 19:53
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