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@ -108,9 +108,9 @@ The DirectXMath library make use of two commonly implemented extensions to Stand
> Because of these, DirectXMath is not compatible with Visual C++'s ``/Za`` switch which enforces ISO C89 / C++11. It does work with ``/permissive-``.
## Compiler support
# Compiler support
In addition to Microsoft Visual C++, the library has been compiled with the Intel C++ 18.0 compiler and clang/LLVM v9 to verify conformance. It should also work with GCC and MinGW.
In addition to Microsoft Visual C++, the library has been compiled with the Intel C++ 18.0 compiler, clang/LLVM v9, and GNUC 9 to verify conformance. It should also work with MinGW.
When building with clang/LLVM or other GNU C compilers, the ``_XM_NO_XMVECTOR_OVERLOADS_`` control define is set because these compilers do not support creating operator overloads for the ``XMVECTOR`` type. You can choose to enable this preprocessor define explicitly to do the same thing with Visual C++ for improved portability.
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# Related
See the _DirectX Tool Kit_'s [SimpleMath](https://github.com/Microsoft/DirectXTK/wiki/SimpleMath) wrapper for DirectXMath.
# Contributing
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# Credits
The xboxmath library was originated by Matt Bronder with contributions from Sakphong Chanbai and David Hefner for the Xbox 360.
@ -163,5 +175,3 @@ Thanks to Bruce Dawson for his help with the rounding functions.
Thanks to Andrew Farrier for the fixes to ``XMVerifyCPUSupport`` to properly support clang.
Thanks to Scott Matloff for his help in getting the library updated to use Intel SVML for VS 2019.
Special thanks to Andy Glaister and Shawn Hargreaves for their on-going support and sponsorship.