Build on Windows with VS 2019 about nanoem HOT 3 CLOSED

There are decisions to be made:
I don't know what your opinion is, so let's discuss it first.

• STEP 3: remove GnuWin32/patch dependency, switch to git apply
• STEP 4: MSVC in C mode doesn't have stdatomic.h.
  • Force to compile libsoundio in cpp mode. (minimum modify)
  • Drop libsoundio and switch to other audio lib.
    (Maybe [PD/MIT] miniaudio: Single file audio playback and capture library written in C.)
  • Add stdatomic.h as new dependency
• STEP 5: Do not clean up output libs.
  • Exclude the correct dir: clean -df -e build => clean -df -e out (minimum modify)
  • replace all /out/ with /build/
    Many projects use build as the default compile output folder and add it to the .gitignore file.
    Otherwise, git will complain that many submodules are dirty.
  • Do not clean temp files.

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STEP 3: remove GnuWin32/patch dependency, switch to git apply

I'll fix it.

STEP 4: MSVC in C mode doesn't have stdatomic.h

libsoundio is an optional dependency (built for GLFW application in glfw directory and can disable by NANOEM_DISABLE_BUILD_GLFW environmnet variable) and disable it by NANOEM_DISABLE_BUILD_LIBSOUNDIO environment variable. The WASAPI based audio player implementation is used in Windows native application (in win32 directory) and there is not reason to build libsoundio unless GLFW based application is built.

STEP 5: Do not clean up output libs.

The default behavior is built to out directory for each dependencies, this can be controlled by NANOEM_BUILD_DEPENDENCIES_DIRECTORY and FX9_BUILD_DEPENDENCIES_DIRECTORY environment variables and set them to outside of nanoem source directory.

NANOEM_BUILD_DEPENDENCIES_DIRECTORY and FX9_BUILD_DEPENDENCIES_DIRECTORY are used in GitHub CI workflow.

For historical reasons, build directory was used as artifact directory and ignore it, It's now out directory therefore built artifact will be purged by cleanup_all_repositories. This is unintentional behavior and will be fixed by changing built to out directory.

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Is this still relevant? If so, what is blocking it? Is there anything you can do to help move it forward?

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