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a conda build and cmake problem #9
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btw: |
Hi, :-) what is a anaconda build :-)? I looked at it and it seems that all stuff at least for cmake is at the right place
Anyway I need some more precise information to help if it is even possible. So you managed to build the example successfully thats already good :-). but strange that it only works the second time? hm... |
the naming is somewhat stupid. > libApproxMVBB.so.1.0.11 I think I gonna change that naming to libApproxMVBB.1.0.11.so some when |
Hi, conda is a great cross platform package manager. you can have a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaIvrDWrIWM#action=share I think you should also get the header files from conda build as well. here is part of the error messages.txt what else do you need? Regarding the naming, that's simply used for distinguish with the latest release 1.0.10. |
Are you compiling with -std=c++11 |
yes, I did. |
Hi,
I've created a conda build for ApproxMVBB, see
https://anaconda.org/lorinma/mvbb
After install the libs through conda, I was trying to test the example code from https://github.com/gabyx/ApproxMVBB/blob/master/example/approxMVBB/src/main.cpp
with a simple CMakeLists.txt
It passed the cmake process, but then I get a series errors for 'xxx was not declared in this scope' when I build it
But, if I run cmake twice:
$cmake ..
$cmake ..
Then I can build it smoothly and get the right result when run the binary
I'm working on Cloud9 (Ubuntu linux-64)
Any idea?
Thanks!
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