(2016-08-03, 22:47)Trevor Sandy Wrote: That's right. When combined with the exponential amount of scenarios that can present with so many meta commands, it can be a bit challenging to know if you have covered all possibilities when you add to or change the current behaviour. It would not be big deal to read the step backward from the BUFEXCHG meta to identify any declared parts. It's just a matter of reading backward until either you hit a BUFEXCHG STORE or a STEP.Yes all those metas can be quite a pain when combined
On another topic. Today I successfully compiled Qt 5.7 on MinGW 6.1 x64 using the MSYS2 PKGBUILD framework. The build setup process was quite efficient but took 6 hours to complete. LPub3D builds without issue on this platform so now I've only to update the deployment scripts and I'll be back to 100% MinGW. I'm so happy to get away from MSVC .
Cheers,
mingw54/MSys2 is indeed a nice platform I'm using it for LDCad too. For me the most time went into choosing a threading/exception model. After that wxWidgets compiles in about 10 minutes (-j8) or so.