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The build script references a "Source/DigitViewer" folder which no longer appears to exist.
When I updated these lines to use the DigitViewer2 location the compiler started throwing the following error;
Compiling 17-SKX (x64 AVX512BW)...
In file included from ../Source/PublicLibs/SystemLibs/Environment/Environment.cpp:20,
from ../Source/PublicLibs/SystemLibs/SMC_PublicSystemLibs.cpp:23,
from ../Source/PublicLibs/SMC_PublicLibs.cpp:17:
../Source/PublicLibs/SystemLibs/Environment/Environment_Linux.ipp:26:10: fatal error: PublicLibs/SystemLibs/Time/Time.h: No such file or directory
26 | #include "PublicLibs/SystemLibs/Time/Time.h"
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
One for each of the g++ commands.
Trying to figure it but not having any luck at the moment.
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oof... You can tell I don't maintain the Linux paths very well.
I see what the problem is. The Digit Viewer no longer needs the time library so I nuked from the repo. The Linux one apparently still does.
Time is only used to calibrate some timer which isn't used by the Digit Viewer so it can be removed. But it's sitting in that common "Environment" folder.
The build script references a "Source/DigitViewer" folder which no longer appears to exist.
When I updated these lines to use the DigitViewer2 location the compiler started throwing the following error;
One for each of the
g++
commands.Trying to figure it but not having any luck at the moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: