Resolved issue that prevented AppVerifier from working.

Resolved unpredictable and hard to diagnose crashes when linking both umbrella libraries and native OS libraries (for example, onecoreuap.lib and kernel32.lib).

If you encounter these issues, we recommend that you update your version of the SDK as soon as possible to avoid them: This release contains the following files. Windows 10 SDK, Version 2004 servicing update (released ) #pragma clang diagnostic ignored '-Wnonportable-system-include-path'

For Clang/LLVM for Windows builds, to support both older version and the latest Windows 10 SDK without warnings, add `-Wno-nonportable-system-include-path` to the CLI, or the following #pragma in source:.

OAIdl.h, ObjIdl.h, ObjIdlbase.h, OCIdl.h, Ole2.h, OleAuto.h, and OleCtl.h were all made lower-case.

The case of some header files were changed, to normalize them for case-sensitive file systems:.

These versions include the required hot fixes (version 3.16b).

As a workaround, use the latest version of DirectXMath, available from NuGet, vcpkg, or GitHub.

DirectXMath (including version 3.16 in this release) is not compatible with Clang/LLVM for Windows on ARM64.

As a workaround, use the previous version of the Windows 10 SDK (build 19041), or clang/LLVM for Windows v10 when targeting ARM64 platforms.Clang/LLVM for Windows v11 targeting ARM64 is not compatible with the latest winnt.h.This release contains the following known issues, with suggested resolutions. When building with /std:c11 or /std:c17, you now get:.Fixed: “GdiplusTypes.h does not compile with NOMINMAX”.SDK headers have been updated to address errors when compiling using the standard-conformant C preprocessor in the MSVC compiler cl.exe (/Zc:preprocessor, introduced in VS 2019 v16.6).In cases where this is a problem, consider converting the input files to UTF-8 (with BOM) and/or using the -cp:UTF-8 command-line parameter to avoid encoding ambiguity. This may lead to behavior changes in cases where the input files do not conform to the current code page. Earlier versions of tracewpp avoided Unicode conversions and performed text processing assuming a single-byte character set. Behavior change: tracewpp now converts all input text to Unicode, performs processing in Unicode, and converts output text to the specified output encoding.Use command-line parameters -cp:UTF-8 or -cp:UTF-16 to generate Unicode output files. By default, output files will be encoded using the current code page (CP_ACP). Now supports Unicode output (.tmh) files.For backwards-compatibility, if the -UnicodeIgnore command-line parameter is specified, files starting with a UTF-16 BOM will be treated as empty. Input files that do not start with a BOM will be read using the current code page (CP_ACP).

Input files starting with a UTF-8 or UTF-16 byte order mark (BOM) will be read as Unicode. Windows Trace Preprocessor (tracewpp.exe)

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