I put this question here because i would not know where to put it else.
The trunk version 5175 did compile with Visual Studio but NOT with gcc.
We now have version 5176 which addresses this issue by adding missing
include headers.
Maybe i am confused because i ran out of coffee yesterday, but WHY did
it compile with Visual Studio then?
question about compiling last trunk version
Re: question about compiling last trunk version
I wondered just the same yesterday.
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Re: question about compiling last trunk version
I don't know why it works in VS too (it looks like a VS auto include required headers in some cases). In last few days I didn't have working Linux on my PC, thats why I tested code only in VS and it was bad idea - a lots of buggy commits. Yesterday I installed Ubuntu, so I'll be able to check upcoming commits with other compilers too (I don't want to install MinGW etc. on Windows).
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Re: question about compiling last trunk version
How can you live without MinGW on Windows?!? Ah well, maybe you are cygwin guy... ;-)
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Re: question about compiling last trunk version
FTFYCuteAlien wrote:How can you live on Windows?!?
Re: question about compiling last trunk version
On Windows I use VS and it's enough in a lot of cases 
On the other hand I use Linux really often, where most of the time I use clang as compiler (except in situations like in 2 last weeks, when I didn't have any working Linux on my PC).
On the other hand I use Linux really often, where most of the time I use clang as compiler (except in situations like in 2 last weeks, when I didn't have any working Linux on my PC).Library helping with network requests, tasks management, logger etc in desktop and mobile apps: https://github.com/GrupaPracuj/hermes