expression did not evaluate to a constant

[StrikeByte]

The initialization of the time constants can lead to the following error when using msvc2019 "expression did not evaluate to a constant"
when parentheses are replaced with curly brackets the problem does not occur

unit_definitions.hpp
namespace time {
constexpr precise_unit min{60.0, s}; //this fixes the problem for me
constexpr precise_unit ms{0.001, s};
constexpr precise_unit ns{1e-9, s};
constexpr precise_unit hr{60.0, min};
constexpr precise_unit h{60.0, min};
constexpr precise_unit day{24.0, hr};
constexpr precise_unit week{7.0, day};
constexpr precise_unit yr{8760.0, hr}; // median calendar year;
constexpr precise_unit fortnight{14, day};
...

[phlptp]

what compiler settings are you using that lead to the error? We should change those to use brackets and I will soon, but I regularly compile and test on visual studio 2019 and have never see any issue, so I would like to understand the settings that led to an issue on your system.

[StrikeByte]

The build setup I use is Qt 6.5.1 MSVC2019 x64 (debug build) with cmake
I don't think it is compiler setting specific. The project did build before I included the units into another library of the project.

The build settings are default Qt settings

[phlptp]

Are you using main or the latest release?

[phlptp]

@StrikeByte have you tried again with the current main branch after the #322 merge?