Closed russell-taylor closed 8 years ago
Actually, let's rather not - ifdef _WIN32
is standard and universal, while the other is a platform-dependent generated header.
So... then why do we have the other one? I assumed that we should be using OSVR-defined things within OSVR. Glad to switch things back to _WIN32.
Question: Should we modify the standard OSVR_{platform}
macros to operate at compile-time instead of configure-time?
I don't remember why you added that header, Kevin. Perhaps git can tell us.
If we keep it a shipped, public header, it's preferable to be compile time rather than configure time, yes.
Put them back to _WIN32 in dcc4f222b6413379b18d8f6361d92792aff45e1d
include <osvr/Util/PlatformConfig.h>
if defined(OSVR_WINDOWS)