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[ Moved from message to discuss other suggestions ] 1. What's wrong with QStorage and QStorageDB? 2. What's so bad about the QEmitValue pattern? It solved all my problems where I needed to declare CS_SIGNAL_1 and CS_SIGNAL_2. I additionally used CS_SIGNAL_ constructs in only one place. 3. What's wr...

Let's break this down and talk about just one of your items. I am going to pick #4 with is your Like Function. We have asked a few questions and thus far we have no answers. Rather than tell us what you function or class does, we need to talk about this in a different way. Please address the followi...

I am using CopperSpice 1.9.2 PreBuild binaries from you guys and using MinGW64 13.1.0 from CLion. We can not guarantee this is the issue you are experiencing, however different builds of MinGW may not be binary compatible and there is almost no way to test for ABI. There are two choices. (1) Build ...

Thank you for looking at where you can contribute to the CopperSpice project. If you are looking for areas of CS which are on our roadmap for improvement, please let us know and we can suggest a direction. Your last reply did not provide enough information. Let's look at your requests again. >> 1. Q...

This is a follow up to a a post expressing major concerns about C++20 requiring the 2' Complement. Our CopperSpice team researched the proposal and contacted several members of the C++ committee. The proposal was accepted with overwhelming support. We encourage you to watch our most recent video to ...

Thanks for sending us this information. We are always looking for contributors to CopperSpice. If you are looking for other ways to contribute please let us know and we can offer some other suggestions. There are lots of planned areas of improvement. >> 1. QStorage and QStorageDB class Without talki...

We are not sure what problem you are attempting to solve. Can you start by explaining the overall idea of your work. That might help us figure out what you want to do. We cross compile CopperSpice on a Debian x86_64 computer to generate the binary files for Raspberry Pi. This is one of the ways we t...

You actually can not be using MinGW without access to a certain set of files. As I mentioned, you are most likely compiling with some parts of our distribution of MinGW and some files from cygwin. This could result in binary incompatibilities and is not advisable. This is a problem waiting to happen...

Several of the files you listed are used by MinGW during the compile and link process. Since you removed some required files MinGW must be finding a program with the same name from your copy of cygwin. Their version and the one we distributed are probably not binary compatible. Sadly this is the typ...

I wanted to mention two things just in case this helps you out. 1) We understand there are still warnings on some platforms. MSVC has more than others, some have almost none. Our team spends time resolving these and over time the number has reduced. As newer compilers are released some things which ...