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[Question] Running make in src/ fails #144
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Hi, could you double check if you have cmake installed? |
Thanks, that looks like it was part of the problem; I did not have
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I was able to compile on WSL with pinplay 3.5. Since I'm not sure where that is hosted online anymore, here is the copy I am using: |
Thanks, @petervbraun. Using the version of pinplay 3.5 you provided allowed me to compile successfully. |
Actually, it looks like linking the
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Could you try |
Yeah, that fixed the problem. Thanks! |
Maybe those should be added to the software requirements? |
I've been trying to setup Sacrab on a Windows Linux Subsystem (Ubuntu). I've installed g++, gcc, Clang, and Python 3 using
sudo apt install clang g++ gcc python3
.The versions that apt installed are
gcc 9.4.0
g++ 9.3.0
clang 10.0.0
Python 3.8.10
I was hoping that having newer versions of the dependencies would be OK, but when I run
make
in thesrc
directory, I get an error that says,‘setprecision’ was not declared in this scope
. Is this a dependency problem or something else?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: