So, it’s been a while since I’ve started work on HadesMem v2 and I wanted to give a status update. So far everything is going relatively smoothly… I’m still working on rewriting and reintegrating all the v1 components (fixing bugs and adding minor features along the way), however one of the biggest changes made so far is that HadesMem now compiles and runs (examples and tests) on every major C++ compiler for Windows. This means that HadesMem now works under the latest versions of MSVC (11), Intel C++ (13), GCC (4.7), and even Clang (3.1)! Please note that support for compilers other than MSVC is still considered experimental and subject to change, but I’m quite happy with the state of things now, so I believe I will be able to maintain compatibility across all compilers from this point onward (however when v2 is finally ‘finished’ the required compiler versions will probably be newer than those listed here).

More information on other new developments to come Soon.