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GCC requires full declaration before using a class as default parameter
GCC doesn't allow jumping over initializing variable declaration into the scope of that variable.
For some reason GCC considers round(float) to be ambiguous but accepts double. A better way would be to used roundf() but MSVC doesn't have that.
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Allows building the demos with mingw. Supports both 32- and 64-bit versions. By default it's set up to cross-compile on Linux but should also work if building natively on Windows.