Change: Switch to CMake. #5
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rubidium42
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Building the 64 bits version with MSVC (which we didn't before), unearthed a compiler warning at line 236 of sample.cpp.
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Workflows are borrowed from grfcodec.
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When building with the Makefile I ran into the issue that sometimes I would need to run
make cleanto get a working build.So I thought maybe it can be converted to CMake instead.
Workflows are borrowed from grfcodec. The release workflow is, of course, completely untested.