@matigo It does but it is better long term.
c1xx: fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: '2015\Projects\pcds\3rdParty\qt\src\corelib\xml': No such file or directory
Studio
c1xx: fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: 'Studio': No such file or directory
Really? Are you kidding me? This is 2016. Choking on spaces in a path name?
@kdfrawg Not nearly as big as trying to manhandle both environments at once. This way, it's a short-term pain / setback instead of something chronic.
And my Windows 10 box just froze up. First time that has ever happened. I do not have time for this.
Migrating QT 5.5 and a variety of 3rd party things into a Visual Studio 2015 project hierarchy.
I was dead serious when I said I was eliminating the Linux/autotools stuff. I'll worry about porting it over there when what I am working on is finished and released for Windows.
This means I am backing up a fair distance but if I put it off and continue on my old course any longer, it will become the same complicated mess I've been dealing with since 2000.
@tomas The less you try to understand humans and sexuality the better. That's always been my policy anyway. :)
// @matigo @JeremyCherfas
@tomas Steal away. I'm just babbling between bouts of fighting code.
// @matigo
AI has always stuck me as a can of worms. When you let a system navigate from grey to black and white on it's own, thus establish it's own bias, there's no telling what you're going to get.
@matigo Exactly. Algorithms are bias put to work. AI is an attempt to navigate grey instead of black and white.
// @tomas
@matigo It sets my teeth on edge when the two are confused for each other.
// @tomas