LucaFulchir
VC++ still not supported?
While I realize your statement about VC++ not being a C++11 compiler used to be true, I'm not sure that's the case anymore.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh567368.aspx
Although I'm having some trouble getting it to work it does seem like it's in the ballpark. Any plans to give it a whirl?
Yeah, actually the compatibility is not that much of a problem anymore. I'll fix it in the next couple of weeks.
Don't know if I'll work on vc++ compability on version 0.1 anymore, as it has some API problems, and I'm changing a lot in 0.2, though. Version 0.1 was only intended to stabilize the algorithm, not really for production.
That's great, thanks!
On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 6:20 AM -0700, "Luca Fulchir" [email protected] wrote:
Yeah, actually the compatibility is not that much of a problem anymore.
I'll fix it in the next couple of weeks.
Don't know if I'll work on vc++ compability on version 0.1 anymore, as it has some API problems,
and I'm changing a lot in 0.2, though. Version 0.1 was only intended to stabilize the algorithm, not really for production.
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UPDATE: A lot of time passed, but other things needed attention.
As of now, the status is "WONTFIX".
Support for
The only good news is that they seem to have already fixed it, but did not ship the new library as that would break compatibility.
I will try to keep other things more compatible so that at least it compiles, even though it will not be usable until the next library release.
I will keep this ticket open until we can finally use it.
uhm... yes and no. The new version is tested under VS2017 and works, but I need some time before I can push the new commits on the public repo, as there was work done for a company in the middle.