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The windows builds: (Nothing had changed that needed recompiling or repackaging so I just renamed the rc2 package)

Windows 32-bit
Windows 64-bit

New packages, grab them while they're hot:

Windows 32-bit
Windows 64-bit

On my system there's maybe a quarter of a second of delay between activating a NPC and having the dialogue show. Wouldn't it be possible to have a dirty flag for when to sort the list?

Compiled some Windows packages, go crazy testing them.

Windows 32-bit
Windows 64-bit

This is not true. They are probably mostly used in such setups but they have native (as in .lib/.dll) builds for windows. i don't know if they have visual studio projects for building but as they ship precompiled binaries this shouldn't be a reason to hold on longer to an outdated lib like Audiere....

Unfortunately I disagree with removing Audiere support, both ffmpeg and mpg123+libsndfile need a Cygwin and MingW install to properly compile and use in Windows.

MSVC didn't compile completely without warnings, I've pushed a fix adding a few more virtual destructors that were missing. Shouldn't GCC have noticed them too?

I've been digging out a few examples of the warnings; 4099: nifogre/ogre_nif_loader.hpp lines 66 - 69, they're defined as struct in nif_types.hpp 4100: mangle stream.hpp lines 49, 63, 70, 92, and 97 4101: mwgui/console.cpp line 53 4127: files/windowspath.cpp line 78 (By design, but I think I'm going...

I pushed my changes to the MSVC warning levels, commenting on all the important warnings I disabled. Since MSVC didn't allow for enabling specific warnings from any command line I decided to enable all warnings and then disable the ones that weren't needed. The first block of warnings are the ones t...

I wasn't really happy about disabling warnings, I'd rather fix them but I suppose that's a bigger task. The main reason I disabled C4309 is that tables_gen.hpp in to_utf8 gives that warning on almost every line, and I'm pretty sure it doesn't happen on *nix. C4244 and C4305 both deal with storing on...

Did you miss a submodule update or something, seeing as the errors seem focused on OpenEngine?