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Answer from @rh101: C++ Modules require C++20, and given that there is functionality in the engine that is limited to C++17 (UWP in particular), supporting modules may not be possible at this point in time. If anything, you may need to create a separate fork of the engine and have it implemented in there, but merging it back into the engine may not be possible, at least not until everything is compatible with C++20. Also, it's best if queries like this are put in the Discussions section, and not in the issue tracker. |
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Answer from @rh101:
C++ Modules require C++20, and given that there is functionality in the engine that is limited to C++17 (UWP in particular), supporting modules may not be possible at this point in time. If anything, you may need to create a separate fork of the engine and have it implemented in there, but merging it back into the engine may not be possible, at least not until everything is compatible with C++20.
Also, it's best if queries like this are put in the Discussions section, and not in the issue tracker.