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/Qvec-report appears to have only been added in VS2015.
1>c:\users\rtollert\src\qaac\taglib\toolkit\tpropertymap.h(34): warning C4231: nonstandard extension used : 'extern' before template explicit instantiation
1>....\taglib\toolkit\tpropertymap.cpp(193): error C2960: 'TagLib::Map<Key,T>' : inconsistent explicit instantiations, a previous explicit instantiation specified 'extern template'
2>C:\Users\rtollert\src\qaac\taglib\ogg\xiphcomment.h(40): warning C4231: nonstandard extension used : 'extern' before template explicit instantiation
2>....\input\LibSndfileSource.cpp(204): error C2039: 'make_unique' : is not a member of 'std'
Release files are currently built with MSVC2013, and that may be the lowest version.
TagLib started to use C++17 on version 2 which apparently is not supported by MSVC2013
And I'm wondering whether we should also move on and require C++17 or not.
/Qvec-report appears to have only been added in VS2015.
C++14-ism?
Am I correct to intuit that the minimum compiler requirement is actually (at least) VS2015 nowadays?
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