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@theonlypwner theonlypwner changed the title Vect back end Update to C++11 Aug 10, 2014
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Awesome... There are merge conflicts, try rebasing.

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@anubiann00b, this branch has very low priority.

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@ruler501 I'm really interested in this project and I'm having troubles getting it to compile on windows... Can you help me with that?

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I'll redirect you to the wiki page. If that doesn't answer your questions message the built maintainer for your target
http://acreloaded.wikia.com/wiki/Compiling

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@ruler501 I've seen the wiki and you are the build maintainer 😉

Can I email you?

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Sure, i assume you are working with codeblocks and gcc then.

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On Aug 12, 2014 11:59 PM, "Shreyas" notifications@github.com wrote:

@ruler501 https://github.com/ruler501 I've seen the wiki and you are
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Can I email you?


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vectBackEnd/master2 cannot be merged right now, not only because of conflicts.
Visual Studio 2015 doesn't compile ACR anymore because of backwards-compatibility issues.

Now, Visual C++ Express 2008 is preferred for compiling ACR, restoring Windows 2000 support.
However, Microsoft Visual C++ 9.0 probably won't have C++11 support anytime soon, because 2008 < 2011.

Another issue is whether we should use the vector/list/map/etc. classes from the C++ standard library. AC and ACR (at least right now) don't depend on the C++ standard library.
Would using it increase the binary size or affect performance?
It would reduce some potential bugs though.

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