Upgrade project to use C++20 named modules #45
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Use a single header win.h that includes all needed Windows header files.
It is not possible to do use "import std;" in C++20 reliable at the moment, use a header unit as alternative.
It is not possible to do use "import std;" in C++20 reliable at the moment, use a header unit as alternative.
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Visual Studio 2022 17.8 has become available, which include stable support for named modules and header units.
Update the main project to use named modules. Import Windows and STL include files using header units.
Disable precompiled headers as they are not needed anymore.