Windows Arm64 and Arm64EC support #24
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Update to VS2022 bit probably makes sense at this point, and I can easily do that myself as well. However, I'm actually a bit not sure why this project would need ARM64EC build target. As far as I can tell, the only reason for it to exist, is when you need to run both x64 and ARM64 code inside the same process. Which... just would never happen here? And likewise, I'm not sure why |
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Updates the Visual Studio .vcxproj file to latest Visual Studio 2022 toolset and adds native ARM64 and ARM64EC targets.
Minor edit to MathSimd.h make sure Visual Studio builds always include <intrin.h> which is necessary for SSE intrinsics to compile correctly as native ARM64.