WIP: Bugfix: fix issue 145 compile on VS 2022 #146
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Ignore the MacOS failures; I'll fix. |
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This PR provides a workaround around a compiler bug, which seems to have appeared in VS 2022. It appears that the bug is only triggered with
/permissive-, which is enabled by default when using/std:c++20. As I was unable to make CMAKE set the former, I simply set the latter in the accompanying CI tests.In this version of the PR, the workaround is hidden behind a
FOONATHAN_SFINAE_WORKAROUNDguard, which for now is implemented unconditionally, as I haven't fully determined what versions and compiler flag combinations really trigger the issue. Since you have usedstd::declvalin other places withinFOONATHAN_SFINAE, maybe the workaround could actually be used unconditionally everywhere, and the guard removed? Let me know.