I'm following the "SFML and Visual Studio" Tutorial on this site. It states:
"You must download the package that matches your version of Visual C++. Indeed, a library compiled with VC++ 10 (Visual Studio 2010) won't be compatible with VC++ 12 (Visual Studio 2013) for example. If there's no SFML package compiled for your version of Visual C++, you will have to build SFML yourself."
This implies that the "Visual C++ 15 (2017) - 32-bit" package from the download page is not compatible with Visual Studio 2019. Is that actually the case?
