RTree.h unfortunately always defines the makros Min and Max, which may lead to issues with code using one of these names as identifier, e.g. class name (example: FastNoise2 in Blends.h). I suggest introducing a new makro with a name complying to usual standards (all uppercase), which takes over the value of Min/Max for projects/platforms using these makros.
Also, while compiling the tests, my compiler complained about std::numeric_limits not existing so I added #include <limits> to the tests in a separate commit.
RTree.hunfortunately always defines the makrosMinandMax, which may lead to issues with code using one of these names as identifier, e.g. class name (example: FastNoise2 in Blends.h). I suggest introducing a new makro with a name complying to usual standards (all uppercase), which takes over the value ofMin/Maxfor projects/platforms using these makros.Also, while compiling the tests, my compiler complained about
std::numeric_limitsnot existing so I added#include <limits>to the tests in a separate commit.