The issue turned out to be that Visual Studio 2019 (latest version as of this post) does not like the use of std::min where it was being used in refl.hpp. (EDIT) I had replaced it with simple C code but have subsequently realized that the problem is that the Windows include files don't work with std::min/max without the inclusion of #define NOMINMAX. So now the change is just to put std::min in parentheses, which fixes the problem on Windows without the #define and continues to work on other platforms.
veselink1
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2 years ago
This pull request resolves #52.
The issue turned out to be that Visual Studio 2019 (latest version as of this post) does not like the use of
std::minwhere it was being used inrefl.hpp. (EDIT) I had replaced it with simple C code but have subsequently realized that the problem is that the Windows include files don't work withstd::min/maxwithout the inclusion of#define NOMINMAX. So now the change is just to putstd::minin parentheses, which fixes the problem on Windows without the#defineand continues to work on other platforms.