Stop assuming Windows in the build configuration - #151
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opents_add_test()and code/CMakeLists.txt hand MSVC's options to every compiler, so nothing in the tree builds natively. This gives them a native equivalent behindOPENTS_EXPERIMENTAL_NATIVE, mirroringOPENTS_EXPERIMENTAL_X64.Sixteen of the thirty-seven harnesses now build and pass off Windows, with a Linux job to keep them that way. The engine still does not link, but 420 of its translation units compile where none did. The remaining 323 stop on windows.h, comdef.h and io.h. A harness that cannot build yet declares
UNPORTED.The supported build is unchanged: the same MSVC options, only guarded.
/fp:precisemaps to-ffp-contract=offand/arch:SSE2to-msse2 -mfpmath=sseon 32-bit x86./RTC1and the static runtime have no equivalent.