I love how my "small" refactorings escalate so fast: I wanted to make my FMOD pointers use smart pointers for lifetime management -> Ended up cleaning the FMOD initialization/loading code while doing the pointer changes -> Wanted to use range algorithms to implement a part of it -> Got annoyed by the intellisense warnings it gives yet compiling just fine -> Learned that changing to a newer preprocessor fixes those, so switched to that ->

Now my reflection macros were broken due to relying on incorrect behaviour in the old preprocessor -> Ended up having to fix the reflection macros to get everything to compile again :P

Using a standard conforming preprocessor isn't a bad idea in terms of portability either though

Everything seemed to compile fine now, so I'm happy with some cleaned code, less false Intellisense warnings and a bit safer preprocessor