LLVM x64 in Visual Studio

[velmarin]

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#include <windows.h> // add this
#endif

That should fix it.
I'd also appreciate some help in porting Dorpsgek to MSVC, because it seems to be crashing horribly.

If already compiled, even with the intrinsic of MinGW (builtins_).

Since Visual Studio 2015 update 1 Clang 3.7 (32 and 64 bit) is included by Microsoft and it uses the Microsoft code generator. The current version of Clang is 3.9, so it lags a little bit behind.

I compiled my engine with it, it works fine although the executable runs a little bit slow because it doesn't support the intrinsics I use, the intrinsics are emulated in the header and they don't use the equivalent machine instructions.

In the mean time there have been a few updates to it, but I didn't check it since.

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog ... -update-1/

I installed it at the time the Microsoft Tolchain. But as said you just updated.
Tolchain LLVM is updated every week.
LLVM although 32-bit executable (tolchain Microsoft is 32-bit) manages and produces executables 64-bit.

From there is the question, if the tolchain is 64-bit, produced us some benefit?

[velmarin]

I'd also appreciate some help in porting Dorpsgek to MSVC, because it seems to be crashing horribly.

Otherwise, directive inline Windows compiler is _inline.
Otherwise will be hundreds of errors.

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#ifdef WIN32 
#define inline _inline// add this 
#endif