Hello Mathias,
Thanks a lot for the explanation of the Atomic stuff. Regarding the
Config header:
The config header is just a way to tell the atomic integer class which
implementation to use. This is basically due to the lack of an atomic type in
the c++ standard (which is addressed in the next standard version btw).
From what I see, the Config header only defines a given symbol
depending on the compiler/platform you're on. Couldn't CMake just add a
"/D<something>" to the compiler command line instead of creating a file
for that?
But that still does not address the problems we're seeing related to
Atomic including windows.h everywhere. I'll have a go at fixing that.
J-S
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