Thad House

Ok. We will likely keep the rule posted above then, as we would prefer the compiler provide the defaults, rather then gradle choosing the wrong defaults.

I think `__has_include` needs to be included with this. It doesn't seem to support incremental compilation either, and since its standardized its extremely awkward to not support it.

Actually, turns out the API I thought would give me the information in 4.7 doesn't. So I have resorted to reflection currently. I can think of a few ways to...

I'm calling nm in order to get a list of symbols to check our jni generation. However, we use both the native compilers and cross compilers, and the cross compilers...

I also need the visual studio path in order to find dumpbin, which is also held entirely in private variables as well. In addition, all of these private variables changed...

Do you use any graphs in shuffleboard? One of the big changes this year was in the graphing libraries, which resulted in a reduction in CPU usage, but at the...

So something interesting about Java is it won't garbage collect until either the system says there is memory pressure, or a percentage of your memory (about 1/4) is used. So...

We're getting a lot of requests for Arm64 on Windows (We have mac and linux working for our setup). It'd be great if this could make 8.0, that way we...

Any chance this could make it into 7.6, and not waiting until 8.0? Since its going to require a change to native-platform to be able to provide arm64 native binaries,...

It’s failing because of the way inline works in c is funky, and clang actually cares that is is correct. https://github.com/microsoft/msquic/blob/main/src/platform/inline.c See the comments on here. You can fix it...