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Is this supposed to work on Ubuntu 18.04 #26
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add_compile_definitions requires CMake 3.12. You might want to check what version you’re using. |
I confirm it works with 3.23.1
Am Mi., 11. Mai 2022 um 21:31 Uhr schrieb Neil Young <
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… Thanks. It's 3.10.2
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Thanks. It's 3.10.2
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because compilation fails:
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