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On Sunday, 7 May 2023 at 21:20:08 UTC+1 Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
I believe this is a straight-forward solution and it works well (tested
on macOS, Linux, Linux to MinGW cross-build, mingw-32, and VS 2019).
Ian, can you please test and confirm that this is OK for you?
(MSYS2/MinGW-w64 not tested by me).
Seems good.
Tested on MSYS2/mingw64, and also MSYS/mingw32. Both fine. Cleaned everything out first, just to make sure, everything went smoothly.
Also tested under WSL2, since I have it on this machine - it is also fine, of course, but that's not particularly relevant since WSL2 is Linux (Ubuntu, in this case) so the whole fluid vs. fluid-cmd thing business does not happen there. Though, at a complete tangent, I notice that the fractals demo runs *really slowly* under WSL on this machine, which seems odd because the OpenGL support (at least under Wayland, anyway) seems otherwise very good, reporting OpenGL version 4.2
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