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You're probably using the makefile. Please don't, it is not working. It uses some libraries that are not available.
You have to use CMake to build, following the instructions on the readme.
You're probably using the makefile. Please don't, it is not working. It
uses some libraries that are not available.
You have to use CMake to build, following the instructions on the readme.
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Oh, sorry. I forgot about those VS solutions. Again, the preferred way to build is using CMake. Those project files has some defaults (libraries and paths) that are not readily available. In particular, you have to remove the definition of ENABLE_LIBBLOGGER in the project properties. You'll have to hack things a bit. :)
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ignacio commentedon Apr 11, 2016
You're probably using the makefile. Please don't, it is not working. It uses some libraries that are not available.
You have to use CMake to build, following the instructions on the readme.
darmie commentedon Apr 11, 2016
No I am not using the make file, I am using the Visual Studio solutions
that were provided
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ignacio commentedon Apr 13, 2016
Oh, sorry. I forgot about those VS solutions. Again, the preferred way to build is using CMake. Those project files has some defaults (libraries and paths) that are not readily available. In particular, you have to remove the definition of ENABLE_LIBBLOGGER in the project properties. You'll have to hack things a bit. :)
darmie commentedon Apr 13, 2016
Alright, i'll try that, thanks
ignacio commentedon Apr 13, 2016
Also, if you just need the binaries, you can download latest master from CI build for x86 or x64.