Corsl does not support "permissive-" mode about corsl

[AlexBAV]

It looks like you incorrectly integrate the library into your project. Make sure corsl\include path is in your Include locations list.

Look at the sample project - under sample1 project properties in "VC++ Directories" it has "$(SolutionDir)\include" which points to the required folder.

[IkoLogs]

Hi Alex

Thanks for the feedback. it confirmed for me that you never heard such symptoms regards corsl future declaration, so i had to look closer to home for a solution, given that the corsl sample builds.

I am using quite a number of third party libraries such as boost, poco, and cppwinrt to name a few which all have their path included in c++ include path, now that also has Corsl/include, and an excellent addition .

The problem for building corsl::future was "for me" related to /d1permissive- .

After trying various cpp-winrt projects, i found about 2 out of 6 samples that dont contain /d1permissive- in command line options, usually declared after std latest etc.
example IBuffer cpp-winrt example does not contain permissive.
corsl sample also does not contain permissive.

Took that out and at least now i can build corsl future and promise declarations.

Thank you very much for your effort with this, the detailed examples add a lot of value.

cheers

[AlexBAV]

I've tried to build the library with permissive mode switched off, but had strange (to my understanding) compilation errors.

Currently, library supported only permissive mode.

[AlexBAV]

permissive- is now supported

[IkoLogs]

excellent thanks for the update,