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How to use cmake or link an example? #175
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cancel is defined in connection.hpp, a header only file. There is no need for a library.
So the question is why the compiler does not read
File permissions are regular |
Hi, there are some problems building with cmake in the master branch. I have made some fixes in the develop though. This should work
Let me know if this works for you. |
You need to build the library yourself by including |
Adding Excellent! Thank you a lot. Looking forward to continue from here, and to look into cloning the superproject, too. Closing the issue, because the README already contains the advise. I just overlooked it. |
@mzimbres , yes, this worked out fine and I executed
I like this out-of-source-build path, I now only have to better understand cmake :-) |
Hello,
because the Debian 12 Boost package
libboost-all-dev
does not include Redis, I "bootstrapped" boost 1.84.0 withI can compile and run a Boost coroutine example using
When I try to run cmake, as described in the README,...
... I get many errors:
When I try to compile the Redis
cpp17_intro
example using...... I get many linker errors:
It seems I must specify a library, but there is no library called *redis* under
/home/marbx/boost/install/lib/
What am I missing?
Thanks
P.S.
I corrected the g++ calls because they formerly used libraries from /usr/lib/*
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