Fix Windows build #2482
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Fix Windows build #2482
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Deduplicate code that I'll have to change to fix compilation on Windows (and maybe a few other things).
To this end, define WINDOWS also in testsuite.
Note the issue is not triggered on AppVeyor, but it is triggered when checking files out on Windows using recommended Git settings (Windows newlines). Workaround for nikita-volkov/neat-interpolation#14, no more necessary if that bug is fixed. This defines a variant of shouldBe; while at it, also integrate needed string type conversions.
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Merged. I'd still welcome a code review, as there are quite a few non-obvious choices involved. But I'm uneasy with a broken build & rank fixing the build higher, lest other regressions slip in. |
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LGTM, thanks for fixing! |
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Fix the regressions from #2457.