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      Fix warnings on MSVC compiler · 3932b826
      d.kilic authored
      - Preparation on a switch to MSVC on windows
        - Reason: Support for vcpkg, while MinGW is only community supported
      3932b826
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      Only reduce quality of tracked point on replacing detection · 6a1c86f4
      d.kilic authored
      We previously used a comparison to quality 100 for checking, if a point is a detection or not in the changed code. This was replaced by `80`, so a color-detection on e.g. a multicolormarker with code, which has quality 90, still gets counted as detection.
      
      Also a helper function `isDetection` was created, so that this knowledge about the quality <-> detection relationship isn't scattered everywhere in the code.
      6a1c86f4
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      Resolve "Merge doesn't delete already merged person from further evaluation" · 901f3a8c
      d.kilic authored
      There was an error, where a person, who was already deleted because they were merged with another, still got evaluated. During this evaluation, the person which got the index of the deleted one got processed, or a segmentation fault happened, when the deleted person was the last one.
      
      This is fixed by setting `mStatus` to not only signal not being tracked, but also, already being merged away.
      901f3a8c
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