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>"can install your own watcher" @pyricau Okay, I guessed you may know. But for anyone else interested, with v2.9 (and maybe later) here is how: ```kotlin import leakcanary.LeakCanary; import shark.AndroidReferenceMatchers...

https://stackoverflow.com/q/14610426/8740349 Qt5 replaced `winEvent` with `nativeEvent`. ## Example Imagine you need to be Qt 4 compatible, and your Window has some transparent parts, which you need to be click-through: Header:...

Mentioned line is in `qtpromise_defer(...)`, where the call-stack should be something like: ``` QtPromisePrivate::qtpromise_defer QtPromisePrivate::PromiseDataBase::dispatch QPromiseBase::then(...) or PromiseResolver::resolve(...) or PromiseResolver::reject(...) MyClass ``` In many designs, not just my situation: *...

As @pwuertz suggested; * I plan to change my codes, * To consider `QThread` as **required** by promises, * Because currently we are forced to ensure `QThread` is **not** deleted...

>"maybe we should only activate this warning / assert via a compilation flag." No need for a flag and/or macro-define, instead maybe: * Simply set a boolean variable, and warn...

>"don't make any changes on the VS version" Many projects meet those issues, since VS build-system tries real hard to be incompatible, **but** you shouldn't let that discourage you: *...

On second thought, maybe adding support for Nim lang in Unreal Engine would make Nim more preferable. Since said Haxe games are mostly just 2D.

I posted what worked for me as [`Post-install Wi-Fi fix (feature request)`](https://github.com/dosdude1/macos-catalina-patcher/issues/154). I was just checking for duplicates and found this thread (so, someone please check if that fixes this...

Thanks for `fcloseall` patch, feel free to close this ticket whenever it's merged or even now. Also, the header seems to redirect from `fcloseall` to `_fcloseall` already, **but** the link-error...

Okay, then the first-post was correct, because `_fcloseall` would be "symbol __fcloseall" in error-log, with two underscores. Can I call this change name-mangling?