Functions loaded by GLAD trigger Data Execution Prevention on Windows
I recently bought a new Windows laptop that apparently has Data Execution Prevention on its most strict setting by default, and when running my program on that laptop it always throws a DEP exception on the first call to some function loaded by GLAD, crashing the program.

Now, I'm aware I can just turn DEP off, but because users are probably going to have DEP on its strictest setting too, I would prefer to be able to solve this properly. I also tried turning DEP off for the process with SetProcessDEPPolicy and the linker setting `/NXCOMPAT:NO`, but it seems Windows won't let you disable it when it's on its strictest setting.

So am I doing something wrong, or is GLAD maybe not meant to be compatible with DEP?