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Use OS/system packaged sdsl library #3162
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Dear @kbipinkumar, Thanks for reaching out! It is possible to use a packaged version, but the version needs to be 3.0.1, which is available here: https://github.com/xxsds/sdsl-lite The packaged debian version (https://packages.debian.org/sid/libseqan3-dev, https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/seqan3) doesn't package sdsl-lite v3, but uses the submodule. Please let us know if you have any further questions. |
Thanks for the input. We will attempt to build with submodule approach then. |
hi i am attempting to build from sources as below
the build process errors out as below
i am sure |
Hey, I couldn't reproduce this on my arch linux machine. |
Sorry for the late, I found this issue but already Merged the PR, therefore the error log can be found here. You can commit this pkg on our repo directly. Full log is here |
I can reproduce this. There seems to be an error with seqan3 3.2.0 release. Looking at the cmake documentation, I am not sure why it is working on the current |
It's because of ceb2f32. The sdsl was missing a header (for gcc>=13). Hence, the include check failed. gcc13 was not available when 3.2.0 was released. SDSL commit: xxsds/sdsl-lite@607019d |
Now I fix it at BioArchLinux/Packages@ad3a292 @kbipinkumar Could you help me check it if it's okay |
yeas. the package is being built just fine. |
okay, you can close it now. Thanks for the repo programmer. |
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Is there a way to use sdsl library packaged in distribution repository?
we have managed to package sdsl as package for archlinux . the said package install sdsl library and headers as below
my query is whether it is possible to use the sdsl library from OS repo instead of checking out sdsl repo into submodules folder?
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