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Create additional VS compile profiles #21

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noorus opened this issue Apr 21, 2014 · 3 comments
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Create additional VS compile profiles #21

noorus opened this issue Apr 21, 2014 · 3 comments
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noorus commented Apr 21, 2014

Like non-static runtime linking, and maybe even x86.

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Klaim commented Aug 6, 2014

It would be simpler for all your future developments if you use CMake to generate the VS projects, even if you don't do cross-platform dev, at least to generate the VS files for the different VS versions.
Also, it might help someone else to add support for other plateforms.

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noorus commented Aug 7, 2014

I know, I'm a fan of CMake as well. But I have never created a CMake solution myself and thus don't know how much work it is. I'll look into it eventually, but anyone else with CMake experience would be just as welcome to do it.

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Klaim commented Jul 26, 2021

Hi I noted you updated some issues recently, though I totally forgot this repo XD

Just wanted to nuance my point that have changed: I don't use CMake anymore for my game projects (I use build2) but I suppose it's still the best course of action if you intend this library to be usable by a lot of people. (I don't like CMake at all anymore, to be clear, but I recognize that currently a lot of projects needs compatibility with it, though in my own projects I wont use it)

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