Max Cahill

we can consider something (global or inline local config var) to force no bitops if required :+1:

Done `vec2` as of 918c9438 - feedback welcome, will need to find some time to do `vec3`.

`vec3` still needs doing I've been underwhelmed when using `vec2` honestly and find myself using the shorthand quite often. Other users have said they found it nicer though so probably...

After rebuilding the library, this warnings continues to be raised sometimes upon recompiling (from the context menu or automatically).

As I don't use windows any more and this was over 3 years ago, i frankly can't remember, haha. I think I just installed python 2.7.x via their official windows...

I've got a primitive integration working with the following ```lua rule("csharp") set_extensions(".csproj") on_build_file(function (target, sourcefile) os.runv("dotnet", {"build", sourcefile, "-o", target:targetdir()}) end) on_clean(function (target, sourcefile) os.runv("dotnet", {"clean", sourcefile, "-o", target:targetdir()}) end)...

With the run rule above i get a cryptic warning about argv: ``` error: invalid argv[? ``` Without the special run rule it works, if the exact name of the...

> I think it would be better to use set_extensions(".cs") in rule("cshape") to directly support add_files("src/*.cs") source code compilation. Yeah i'd love something more analogous to the C/++ compilation but...

I'm passing the arguments `"-o", target:targetdir()` to let dotnet use that as the output directory - because i'm using the same name (`test`) for both the `.csproj` and the xmake...

Just to note, my github is now @1bardesign, not @geti 👍