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Fix compilation of Python bindings on Windows #843

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Sorry @traversaro , I don't understand the relation between this implementation and the one in robotology/yarp#2527. Note that I don't know much about Python bindings...

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Sorry @traversaro , I don't understand the relation between this implementation and the one in robotology/yarp#2527. Note that I don't know much about Python bindings...

They are not related, the bugs are different. In this case, the problem is that options that are supported just in GCC/Clang are passed to MSVC, resulting in a compilation failure, so the PR ensure that if MSVC is used, these options are not passed.

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They are not related, the bugs are different. In this case, the problem is that options that are supported just in GCC/Clang are passed to MSVC, resulting in a compilation failure, so the PR ensure that if MSVC is used, these options are not passed.

Ah ok. I had misunderstood your initial description of this issue. Got it.

@traversaro traversaro merged commit f3ba2e1 into master Apr 8, 2021
@traversaro traversaro deleted the fix-python-windows branch April 8, 2021 11:51
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