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One clear flavor. The varied textures formed one vaguely chewy block of salt and meat.This sandwich's hodgepodge of ingredients made it more chaotic than filling. Burger King's sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit was a skip for me. Burger King served my least favorite sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit. Savanna Swain-Wilson There are four sausage, egg, and cheese biscuits on this list, and one of them had to come in last place.I thought the egg was too salty and chewy, and the sausage was plain and forgettable — neither could redeem the biscuit (though I appreciated the ample American cheese).Even though this was a cheaper option, the quality was lacking. Unfortunately, the chain's double sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit wasn't much better. Burger King's double sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit was very salty. Savanna Swain-Wilson This sandwich carried over the flaws of its smaller option.The extra sausage didn't make up for the poorly made biscuit. If anything, everything tasted saltier. Burger King's bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit had a better texture. I liked the bacon on this Burger King biscuit. Savanna Swain-Wilson This sandwich was marginally better than Burger King's sausage option. The chain also puts bacon on burgers, after all.The bacon gave the texture some needed variation and crunch, but there wasn't enough of it to redeem the lackluster egg and biscuit. I liked the smoky flavor of Burger King's ham, egg, and cheese biscuit. Burger King's ham was both salty and smoky. Savanna Swain-Wilson I didn't love the texture and thickness of this ham, but it had a surprisingly decent salty-smoky profile.That said, Burger King's biscuit weighed down this sandwich, too. Burger King's sausage, bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit was less overwhelming than the Fully Loaded option. I'm glad this Burger King biscuit omitted the ham. Savanna Swain-Wilson The Fully Loaded biscuit was too much, but the sausage-and-bacon biscuit had just enough meat to offer more bang for your buck without going overboard.It was still too salty for my liking, but if you're a fan of Burger King's breakfast, you'll probably enjoy this one. Subway's bacon, egg, and cheese flatbread was pretty disappointing. Subway's bacon, egg, and cheese flatbread wasn't worth the price. Savanna Swain-Wilson Subway's breakfast flatbreads deserve considerable marks since they're customizable, sometimes at no additional cost. While toppings like avocado are more expensive, I like that they can be added in the first place.But I tried

Shell)Type setenv /xp /x64 /release and hit Enter. (Or setenv /xp /x86 /release for 32-bit.)Run the Visual Studio GUI from this command line, telling it to usethe environment variables, to have it use the Platform SDK compiletools, libs and includes. (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\VCExpress.exe /useenv)Open the portmidi\portmidi-VC9.vcproj file viaFile->Open->Project/Solution. (If you're on VS 2005, use theportmidi.vcproj file.)Choose the Release[ VC9] configuration and the Win32 platformIf building for x64Go to Build->Configuration managerDrop down Active Solution Platform and choose New...Type x64 and choose copy settings from Win32. Click OK.Choose Release on the left, x64 on the right and click Close.Press F7 to build (Ignore the failed builds since they're onlytests. As long as two succeeded, (PortMidi and PortTime) you'refine.)When it finishes, copy the following files intomixxx-win32lib-msvc or mixxx-win64lib-msvc:portmidi\pm_common\portmidi.h portmidi\pm_win\Release[ VC9]\portmidi.lib portmidi\porttime\porttime.h portmidi\porttime\Release[ VC9]\porttime.lib liboggXiph.org provides MSVC project files,which makes things nice. Just open and build. (Step-by-step is givenbelow.)x64 prep for VS ExpressIf you're doing an x64 build with VS Express, you'll first need tochange some things in the vcproj and sln files in a text editor beforeyou open them in VS:Replace all instances of "Win32" (case-sensitive) with"DontWantThis" or something similarThen replace all instances of "x64" with "Win32"Do this to all of the following files:libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_dynamic.sln libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_dynamic.vcproj libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_static.sln libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_static.vcproj BuildStart the platform SDK command prompt (Start?Microsoft WindowsSDK?CMD Shell)Type setenv /xp /x64 /release and hit Enter. (Or setenv /xp /x86 /release for 32-bit.)Run the Visual Studio GUI from this command line, telling it to usethe environment variables, to have it use the Platform SDK compiletools, libs and includes. (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\VCExpress.exe /useenv)Open the libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_dynamic.vcproj file viaFile->Open->Project/Solution. You'll only see "Win32" targets ifyou're using VS Express. (If you've made the changes to the projectfiles given above, building these will actually give you x64versions. We had to do it this way otherwise VS Express would seethe x64 targets in the file and refuse to make them available toyou, since that's a premium feature of non-free versions of VS.)Choose the Release_SSE2 configuration and the Win32 platformPress F7 to buildOpen the libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\libogg_static.vcproj fileChoose the Release_SSE2 configuration and the Win32 platformPress F7 to buildWhen it finishes, copy the following files intomixxx-win32lib-msvc or mixxx-win64lib-msvc:libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\Win32\Release_SSE2\libogg.dll libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\Win32\Release_SSE2\libogg.lib (rename to ogg.lib) libogg-1.1.4\win32\VS2008\Win32\Release_SSE2\libogg_static.lib (rename to ogg_static.lib) Copy the .h files from libogg-1.1.4\include\ogg intomixxx-win[32|64]lib-msvc\ogglibvorbisXiph.org provides MSVC project files,which makes things nice. Just open and build. (Step-by-step is givenbelow.) Libvorbis depends on libogg, so build that first.x64 prep for VS ExpressIf you're doing an x64 build with VS Express, you'll first need tochange some things in the vcproj and sln files in a text editor beforeyou open them in VS:Replace all instances of "Win32" (case-sensitive) with"DontWantThis" or something similarThen replace all instances of "x64" with "Win32"Do this to all of the following files:libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\vorbis_dynamic.sln libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\libvorbis\libvorbis_dynamic.vcproj libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\libvorbisfile\libvorbisfile_dynamic.vcproj libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\vorbis_static.sln libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\libvorbis\libvorbis_static.vcproj libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\libvorbisfile\libvorbisfile_static.vcproj BuildEdit libvorbis-1.2.3\win32\VS2008\libogg.vsprops and make sure theLIBOGG_VERSION at the bottom matches the version of libogg youbuilt above.Start the platform SDK command prompt (Start?Microsoft WindowsSDK?CMD Shell)Type setenv /xp /x64 /release and hit Enter. (Or setenv /xp /x86 /release for 32-bit.)Run the Visual Studio GUI