Closed toge closed 11 months ago
In 0.9.0, watcher uses "alternative operator representations".
For example, following code uses and operator. https://github.com/e-dant/watcher/blob/release/0.9.0/include/wtr/watcher.hpp#L111-L112
and
MSVC doesn't understand "alternatvie operator representations" in default. With /permissive- compiler flag, MSVC can understand it.
/permissive-
I think there are two way to solve it.
I think both are effective. Can you please decide on a solution?
Should be fixed in https://github.com/e-dant/watcher/commit/9cc5d5cac5884452ca4ef6cab376b2d296307846
@e-dant Sorry. I miss this modifications.
Close it.
In 0.9.0, watcher uses "alternative operator representations".
For example, following code uses
and
operator. https://github.com/e-dant/watcher/blob/release/0.9.0/include/wtr/watcher.hpp#L111-L112MSVC doesn't understand "alternatvie operator representations" in default. With
/permissive-
compiler flag, MSVC can understand it.I think there are two way to solve it.
/permissive-
compiler flag to CMakeLists.txt.I think both are effective. Can you please decide on a solution?