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It's annoying that every file extracted by 7zip on Windows (to an NTFS hard drive) is highly fragmented: 80 MB file = 680 fragments. To avoid this, the file should be pre-resized. I don't know the exact API, but I can look it up, it should be a very simple change (assuming you know the size of the file before writing to it).

I have added this free VST plugin in the Configurator: https://plugins4free.com/plugin/3599/ It did actually load and work, but the configurator closed right away, and I can't reopen it. I have removed the VST from the config, and now it opens. Could someone please look into it and fix the problem, at least if there is a quick fix? Windows 10 x64, 64-bit versions of everything.

I have added this free VST plugin in the Configurator: https://plugins4free.com/plugin/3599/ It did actually load and work, but the configurator closed right away, and I can't reopen it. I have removed the VST from the config, and now it opens. Could someone please look into it and fix the problem, at least if there is a quick fix?

I think the 'template' keyword here is absolutely necessary for disambiguation and you can't parse this correctly if it was removed (i. e. without taking this keyword into account).

The following code triggers an error: "AST broken, binary operator '>' doesn't have two operands." This is obviously because the expression has been parsed incorrectly. template <std::size_t First, std::size_t... Indices, typename Functor> constexpr void constexpr_for_fold_impl([[maybe_unused]] Functor&& f, std::index_sequence<Indices...>) noexcept { (std::forward<Functor>(f).template operator() < First + Indices > (), ...); }

Thanks, squaring instead of using fabs helped with my particular case. Not sure how...

I think the simulated annealing optimization would suit my case well. Is there an...

I think the simulated annealing optimization would suit my case well. Is there an...