I did post about this on the NVIDIA form but never got word back. When I would include the header and library - a intellisense error shows up:

This operator is not allowed as a constant expression.

Okay, so I looked at where the issue was gerenerating from PxPreprocessing.h line:

#if !defined(PX_APPLE)
PX_COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT(PX_OFFSET_OF(PxPackValidation,a) == 8);
#endif

So I looked at the PX_COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT macro defination.

#define PX_COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT(exp)	typedef char PxCompileTimeAssert_Dummy[(exp) ? 1 : -1]

I couldn't figure it out why I couldn't just include some headers and libraries from PhysX - so I commented out the PX_COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT since I'm not using Apple only Windows.

In the future though - how would I be able to over come this issue without having to comment out? Are there some preprocessing definations I'm missing to include inside my project?

I think the point is that the compile-time assertion actually is failing. Have you checked that? Note that maybe this assert was left over from an older version of the code and can be removed safely, but in any case, this kind of code is supposed to trip a compile error when the condition is not met. It won't generate a pretty error message, but it will fail the build.

I think the point is that the compile-time assertion actually is failing. Have you checked that? Note that maybe this assert was left over from an older version of the code and can be removed safely, but in any case, this kind of code is supposed to trip a compile error when the condition is not met. It won't generate a pretty error message, but it will fail the build.

Yeah I uncommented this making it compile without the error. I should bring it up to Nvidia and check to make sure uncommenting the declaration was a safe idea. Thanks!