vtorri

Hello When you develop with MinGW, I would recommend using MSYS2 (UNIX-like terminal) and mingw-w64 toolchain. It is the easiest way. go to https://www.msys2.org/ and follow steps from 1 to...

well, i use msys(2) + mingw(-w64) for around 15 years (natively or cross-compilation). The only thing you will need is the DLL of opus and its dependencies, and copy them...

look at the right column there : https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/meson/ for example, all the freedesktop projects, gtk, gnome and gstreamer are using it compared, to cmake, same speed, but meson has a...

just remove lines from 178 to 184. Actually, it's libtool which will choose the correct linker. I don't have cryptopp and the C linker is used : ``` /bin/sh ../libtool...

there will be less memory consumption for sure without c++ code. It will be a bit more faster, but i guess that the cirtical part is when dealing with encoding....

i can do a PR if you want

@michaelforney see #88

the Windows platform is not POSIX and i would like to help porting samurai to Windows. I'm currently porting [muon](https://muon.build/) to Windows and it would be nice to have them...

If I begin the Windows port, I will certainly write several "small" patches, one after the other like muon. But I will begin it after muon correctly supports Windows.

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