Fix "chrono" C++ library not being included on Windows #4779
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On Linux, the build is successful because this library is usually included in the headers by default. But on Windows, when using Visual Studio (at least VS 2022 Community - the version I tested this on), the build fails because the "chrono" library is not included by default. To avoid troubling new Windows adopters of this C++ runtime, it would be good to include this in the code! (Adding this line does not break builds on Linux, and does not cause any warnings on Windows or Linux! - I test it this on both Windows and Linux) Signed-off-by: 0xENDER <[email protected]>
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I was about to do this exact same PR. Thanks @0xENDER. |
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Duplicate of #4738 |
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This change has been made through a different pull request |
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On Linux, the build is successful because this library is usually included in the headers by default. But on Windows, when using Visual Studio (at least VS 2022 Community - the version I tested this on), the build fails because the "chrono" library is not included by default.
To avoid troubling new Windows adopters of this C++ runtime, it would be good to include this in the code!
(Adding this line does not break builds on Linux, and does not cause any warnings on Windows or Linux! - I tested it on both Windows and Linux)