diff --git a/Core/project.lua b/Core/project.lua
index af3e282..a47ebde 100644
--- a/Core/project.lua
+++ b/Core/project.lua
@@ -165,6 +165,7 @@ local function configureProjectCPUTarget()
         -- 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" }
+        disablewarnings { "dynamic-class-memaccess" }
         defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET=__builtin_memset"}
         defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMCPY=__builtin_memcpy"}
         defines {"AURORA_RUNTIME_MEMSET_=1"}
@@ -174,6 +175,7 @@ local function configureProjectCPUTarget()
     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"}
@@ -188,7 +190,7 @@ local function configureProjectErrors()
 
     filter {"toolset:clang"}
         buildoptions {"-fms-extensions"}
-        buildoptions {"-fvolatile:ms"}
+        --buildoptions {"-fevolatile:ms"}
         
         -- The fucking retard cunts behind clang acknowledge there's a 2x slowdown here.
         -- Not only that, GCC optimize("no-stack-protector") is broken (ive tried other attributes), their ms stack guard check doesnt do anything,