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There are plenty of people using CMS from Windows without issue, I'd
take a look at your include structure, using directives, and su
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If I don't use the namespace, I need to include manually all the header file
that are necessary to implement my classit is not very elegant...
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Don't use using statements in class definitions, it's evil.
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