Fix Windows build issues: NOMINMAX and "small" variable name #482
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👍 I ran into a similar issue with the |
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I got the solution from #411 thanks to @jturner65. I just wish Windows is compatible with standard C++. :) |
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Fix Windows build issues: NOMINMAX and "small" variable name
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yeah, me too @jslee02 .I hope it doesn't take M$ so long in the future to adopt subsequent standards upgrades. I am glad I could help you guys a bit. I will be glad to check on any windows-specific issues in the future, if you guys need any assistance. |
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This pull request partially resolves Windows build issues reported in #411: NOMINMAX and "small" variable name.