Port 32 to 64bit CFLite for Windows

Project Description: Note: This is about the open source project OpenCFLite, regarding Apple's CoreFoundation API. This is NOT about Microsoft's ".NET Compact Framework". The project will be fully documented at this wiki: (CFTest project available there) [login to view URL] Requirements: must install Visual Studio 2017 (no other version, no cygwin) (free Community Edition is fine) must use Qt (free open source IDE) must pass all tests (unit-tests provided in CFTest project) (SSL test fail ok) You should be familiar with Qt, and porting projects from 32 to 64 bits. You don't need to interact with Visual Studio. Also helps: familiarity with threading, sockets using SSL, bonjour (zeroconf / mDNS) and it would help greatly if you already know about CoreFoundation on Macintosh. Deliverables: The deliverable is the CFTest Qt project (which includes all of CFLite, ported to 64 bits as far as i could take it), with source code modified so that it actually works, passing all tests. (except SSL tests, optional). All warnings fixed as well. What is this for: This is an open source project: all your work will be freely available for anyone to use. How to get started: 0) install VS2017 (community) and Qt (open source) (for VS, install the 2015 libs, 32 and 64) 1) Install Bonjour Print Services for Windows. [login to view URL] 2) download the CFTest project and put it in your development tree: [login to view URL] 3) in Qt Creator, open CF\opencflite-476.17.2\Qt\CFLite\[login to view URL] 4) also open CFTest\project\win_qt\CFTest 5) make CFTest depend on CFLite, save that session 6) set the active project to CFTest and the kit to 32bit 7) run that, you'll see the tests pass (except for 2 SSL tests) 8) switch to 64bit, run, and it will crash. 9) fix all the crashes, fix all warnings, pass all tests 10) bonus if you can fix the 2 SSL tests, not required