Undefine hl.h's _GUID to fix a Windows build error#39
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This seems new, can you give a bit more info on what error you're seeing? Trying to figure out if this is an upstream problem with hl.h or something that's new in windows. We don't currently use GUIDs, but these are core type defines necessary to do hashlink plumbing, I'd like to avoid undefing any of them unless we have an unavoidable need to. edit: Once that PR comes through we can switch to the new defines. |
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hl.h defining _GUID as "g" caused a bunch of build errors on my side. This change appears to fully fix that.