[*] Dumb fucks: Daniel Griffing, Thomas Köppe, et al

Dumbshit MSVC devs: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Support-__builtin_memcpy-and-__builtin_m/1046483?ftype=problem
Read this dumbfuck babble: https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2018/p0806r2.html
The skill-sets: https://github.com/tkoeppe?tab=repositories
Blogging through news media: https://archive.is/S00W3 https://www.textilwirtschaft.de/business/news/die-ueberraschungsausgabe-ki-ist-wie-derschritt-von-der-sense-zum-maehdrescher-232732

Thomas "Köppe" is such a professional retard hiding behind "ai" "research org" status, he doesnt even know what a copy of a pointer is. he thinks to copy a pointer is to copy the object.
He thinks you can somehow reference a this register. even if it was on some value stack, which im sure some configurations are like this, it wouldnt fucking matter, because the "&" would need to keep a memory view of the call-frame to work as expected, and that "this" is an immutable keyword you cant overwrite to begin with.
bb-b-but muh &*this
b-but MUH HISTORY
BUT THIS PREDATES REFERENCES
He has nothing to add other than german babble over his visits to marks and spencers. I think this is an obvious case of being a worthless parasite trying to leach resources from a company big enough to pay out the ass without checking what you actually do, in addition to providing you a fucking visa on a silver platter. I refuse to believe this talentless hack is worth more than the dried up shit on my shoe.

On the topic of MSFT twats, this is yet another -2 downvoted thing of their devs making dumbfuck statements while failing at their jerbs on the devenv forums.

Core/project.lua

@@ -100,6 +100,28 @@ local function configureProjectForCompiler()
     filter {"toolset:msc", "files:**.cpp or files:**.cc or files:**.cxx"}
         buildoptions {"/experimental:module-", "/Zc:__cplusplus"}
     filter {}
+
+    filter {"toolset:clang"}
+        disablewarnings { "implicit-function-declaration", "deprecated-non-prototype" }
+    filter {}
+
+    filter {"toolset:clang", "files:**.cpp or files:**.cc or files:**.cxx"}
+        disablewarnings { "dynamic-class-memaccess", "deprecated-this-capture" }
+    filter {}
+
+    filter { "toolset:msc" }
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCMP=__builtin_memcmp"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCMP_=1"}
+    filter {}
+
+    filter { "toolset:clang" }
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET=__builtin_memset"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY=__builtin_memcpy"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCMP=__builtin_memcmp"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET_=1"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY_=1"}
+        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCMP_=1"}
+    filter {}
 end
 
 local function configureProjectForPlatform(platform, projectType)
@@ -158,28 +180,22 @@ local function configureProjectForPlatforms(projType)
 end
 
 local function configureProjectCPUTarget()
+    filter { "toolset:msc", "architecture:x86_64"}
+        buildoptions { "/arch:AVX" }
+    filter {}
+    
     filter { "toolset:clang", "architecture:x86_64"}
         -- Some discount VPSes might be running on this dead architecture
         -- Haswell introduced AVX2.
         -- clang cpu levels: x86_64-v4 contains meme avx512 instructions and beyond, x86_64-v3 includes AVX1+2, x86_64-v2 doesn't have any AVX whatsoever.
         -- Dunno if intentional because SSE4.1 >= AVX, but either way, let's get some modern CPU features in an otherwise widely supported binary.
         -- Lets sit between v2 and v3 by a single intel generation.
-        buildoptions { "-march=ivybridge" }
+        buildoptions { "-march=ivybridge", "-maes" }
-        disablewarnings { "dynamic-class-memaccess" }
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET=__builtin_memset"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY=__builtin_memcpy"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET_=1"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY_=1"}
     filter {}
 
     filter { "toolset:clang", "architecture:x86"}
         -- Let Linux x86_32 support Intel Core+ (2006) CPUs
         buildoptions { "-march=core2" }
-        disablewarnings { "dynamic-class-memaccess" }
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET=__builtin_memset"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY=__builtin_memcpy"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET_=1"}
-        defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY_=1"}
     filter {}
 end