je l'avai lu quand j'étais plus jeune, quelle bd !

I know some software that doesn't respect correctly the location of these folders, and always saves files in C:\Users\...\Documents.
If you are trying to move it somewhere maybe Windows itself doesn't respect it correctly, and try to verify if the folders in C:\Users\...\ already exist.

If i remember correctly, you can go to the properties of these folders and change their location, and this will be applied correctly across Windows

Did you try with the CodeLLDB extension? I never had issues with it, either for debugging on Windows or linux.
For the jsons, I didn't had any particular issues, but maybe i'm using it too simply to encounter issues (tasks.json has only a shell task compiling, and the launch is just codelldb)

Yep they did. But as far as I know the layoffs here are only concerning the new, cancelled, project.
But I don't think anybody at Xbox can escape the cuts.

it was another, unannounced MMO that has been cancelled with the huge cuts two weeks ago

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Parfois, les systèmes les plus simples sont les meilleurs

It's more the fact to add another dependency. But I should really look into that, since I will need to use Freetype directly on my project at some point.

Maybe it's because I never took the time to add Freetype, and using only the default stb truetype provided.

I still find it useful because it is a font still readable at small sizes with its pixel perfect approach. I find that all the other, more classical fonts (Roboto, Noto, …) looks way worse at the same size, making it mandatory to scale up all the UI by having a default size to 14-15pt.

I feel this, with Windows development and all the horrific macros they declare.
min, max, near, far… And I'm not even talking about their A/W wrapper macros.

std is awfully bad to create templates bloat with 5 functions callstack just to make a push_back. Recreating a smaller std for your needs is the way, and it saves you all the "implementation defined" behaviors between vendors.