More MinGW compatibility fixes to the source code#46
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It was a workaround for std::min/max missing from <algorithm> in old versions.
The name conflicted with one defined in Windows headers. The definition gets included on MinGW.
FORCEINLINE conflicted with a macro in MinGW's Windows headers.
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Some other errors and warnings I ran into when attempting a MinGW build. Fix headers, compiler attributes, etc. Notably not fixed: the
THREADmacro for the thread-local attribute.