I've just been reading some stuff about Project Centennial (https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/projects/events/build2016/project-centennial-bringing-existing-desktop-applications-to-the-universal-windows-platform). Unfortunately... the sound system's stopped working on my PC (so I wasn't able to view the video) but from what I could gather, Project Centennial is Microsoft's plan to make sure that, in future, only certain "security aware" apps will be allowed to run on Windows 10.
Does anyone know how this will affect compilations? I'm guessing that only the latest compilers will be supported? (and probably only compilers from Microsoft??) So anything written with gcc (or some older versions of MSVC) maybe won't be allowed any more... :cry:
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