Closed voed closed 4 years ago
Doesn't it need to be
#if defined SP_USE_MSVC_CUSTOM_VERSION
#include <msvc/SPConfig.hpp>
#else
#include <SPConfig.hpp>
#endif
in https://github.com/Amaroq7/SPMod/blob/b7a9b908410a76812b2a1b86104684d9c38b8da1/src/spmod.hpp#L114 ?
I'd also add msvc version to the folder name like msvc2017
or msvc2019
to indicate for what version project files were generated.
@Amaroq7 i just added msvc
as include folder, so it will be included without macros.
I'd also add msvc version to the folder name like msvc2017 or msvc2019 to indicate for what version project files were generated.
I can do it, but project files should be compatible with any VS version, so its unnecessary
@Amaroq7 i just added
msvc
as include folder, so it will be included without macros.I'd also add msvc version to the folder name like msvc2017 or msvc2019 to indicate for what version project files were generated.
I can do it, but project files should be compatible with any VS version, so its unnecessary
I believe it's good to go then.
Closes #62