Doesn't work with /SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS and #include <windows.h>
senorsenorjunior opened this issue · comments
Still a bit of a C++ noob and so I'm not sure if this is a bug or not but for whatever reason as soon as I switch my application to /SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS and include "windows.h" with WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN defined a bunch of errors pop up in Visual Studio Code 2022. It works fine when the app is set to /SUBSTEM:CONSOLE though.
Sorry in advance if this is a stupid question, I tried and failed to find some info online about it. :)
Well "a bunch of errors" is not descriptive. The library is a few thousand lines of C++ and itself hard to pinpoint what could cause this. Could you please paste all the errors here (or sth like pastebin) so that I can scan through and find the issue.
Sorry for not being very descriptive, I ended up realizing I forgot to add #define NOMINMAX and after adding that it solved the problem