Xenia: Add Intel C++ Compiler compatibility?

Created on 1 Jul 2016  路  3Comments  路  Source: xenia-project/xenia

Its possible to add intel compiler compatibility? Right now it fails to compile xenia kernel, libavc and libavutils
xenia kernel build log.txt
I fixed libavutil and libavc adding C++99 language extension and it compiled just fine, now the problem are in xenia kernel include file srcxeniakernelutilshim_utils.h

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Intel C++ is proprietary, we got to pay to get it tested and pay to got apps to deploy, unless you are making a computational software its got advantage due to its fast math algorithm.

Mind you, successful apps and successful developers use just typical compilers.

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Intel C++ is proprietary, we got to pay to get it tested and pay to got apps to deploy, unless you are making a computational software its got advantage due to its fast math algorithm.

Mind you, successful apps and successful developers use just typical compilers.

we got to pay to get it tested and pay to got apps to deploy

wrong

Intel provides licenses for OSS.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/qualify-for-free-software/opensourcecontributor

There is a travis issue (closed by a bot for no reason) asking for ICC support. The issue is the auto licensing feature on intel's side. Someone wrote a script here that gets builds working with travis as-is, but the vms will eventually burn through the activation limit. However, if CI were ever set up on a dedicated server, it could work out.

As an aside, rolling back to c++99 is a solution to exactly 0 real problems.

I dont know if it was wrong that time, todays 2019, Im glad they have it oss now

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