xrCore: Fix compilation issues under vs2022 17.7+ #14
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* std::binary_function is expected to be included via <functional>. This previously worked in earlier versions of vs2022 (17.6, etc) but they recently cleaned up some includes which broke things which probably shouldn't have been working in the first place.
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<functional>. This previously worked in earlier versions of vs2022 (17.6, etc) but they recently cleaned up some includes which broke things which probably shouldn't have been working in the first place.