Headers do not build in Visual Studios 2019 for Win32

[Cwbobek]

Visual Studios 2019 when in Win32 considers the types “size_t” and “unsigned int” the same.

Therefore, it baulks at the explicit template specialization for “Limit<size_t>”, because “Limit<unsigned int>” has already been explicitly specialized.

Everything builds fine for 64 bit.

Similar issues exist for ptrdiff_t and int, and a myriad of function overloads.

The version of Visual Studios I have is 2019 Professional, 16.11.15

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[Klaus Iglberger]

Dear Cwbobek!

Thanks for submitting this issue. Blaze does not support Win32, but only Win64, as stated on the project page:

Blaze supports the C++14 standard and is compatible with a wide range of C++ compilers. In fact, Blaze is constantly tested with the GNU compiler collection (version 6.0 through 10.2), the Clang compiler (version 5.0 through 10.0), and Visual C++ 2017 (Win64 only). Other compilers are not explicitly tested, but might work with a high probability.

Best regards,

Klaus!