Flow86

yes can confirm that

> modern compilers do the same optimization for the header guards as they would for `#pragma once` thats not true. at least for gcc and Visual Studio using `#pragma once`...

oh and mostly only very old compilers or very specialized compiler do not have support for `#pragma once`

nobody spoke about removing the include guards. I don't know what they tested there, but here we definitly have an improvement since we used pragma once (and include guards) everywhere...

Here is "in my recent company project". We have about 1.000.000 files to compile, so even if it has only a minimal amount of time for 50000 files, it will...

Did we fix this?

Well, I think the problem is that the connection is dropped by the host before sending the message to the client. Perhaps we can hold the connection a bit longer...

you can look at the MacOS Launcher application we have exactly for this on MacOS: https://github.com/Return-To-The-Roots/s25client/blob/master/extras/macosLauncher/starter.cpp

it was kind of manually, because some sounds didnt have the default 11025hz I think. but the file could be wrong. @Flamefire what about that fileformat for .bob overriding?

never mind, I thought about the format of the scs file for the bob linking stuff?