Should I prioritize Windows for a bit?

[RaphaelIT7]

I've been asked about Windows, and I would be curious to see how useful it would be to prioritize it for a while.
Prioritizing means that I'll work on it for a while until it's in a mostly working state and most modules are functional.
It would also be useful to know if there are any modules I should first target to support on Windows.

[Brassx]

This would be cool.

If I had to choose something I'd really want first on windows builds, it would be the stringtable library. pvs would also be nice.

[kane-holbrook]

I've chatted privately with you as well about this Raphael (I'm Xalphox), but to summarise my particular user need:

• I have a Win64 box - part convenience, training, and a big part compatibility: not all servers for all games, particularly older ones, run well on Linux, I've been burned by GMod updates causing problems for Linux in the past, and I've had issues getting the hardware I want to play nice with Linux (I'm doing a lot of AI/LLM stuff with GMod).
• My use case for holylib is primarily going to be achieving high-performance, high-scale. I would argue most folks who have a need for the depth of access holylib offers are going to be in a similar position and thus likely are to run their own metal rather than sit on a GSP.
• Pretty much all of holylib excites me and if fully converted I'd plan to spend a month exploring the art of the possible with it, but the particular use cases that stand out to me right now are (in order):
  • Networking
  • PVS
  • PAS
  • Bass
  • HTTPServer