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Don't seem to be able to compile (maybe toolchain breakage) #223
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Its not happening on lp, so its your |
Just posting this while I have it. I have to go out now.
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Any progress? |
I'm busy with other things for the summer, so perhaps when I finally get back to it, it'll be fixed by magic somehow. |
It seems I now need to install the |
I think there is a build-essential package |
It was compiling fine in the past, then after one |
So its a dep of clang. |
Not sure why mine is different.
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Mine is 23.04.
, maybe its not referring to clang-15, but rather 14. |
But as we saw #223 (comment) earlier, clang seems to be looking for version 12, not 11. Anyway not to worry about chasing this down, like I mentioned earlier in the thread I have very little time at the moment, so whatever the root cause is it'll probably be fixed by the time I get back to dosemu/fdpp fiddling. |
I'm seeing this (Ubuntu 22.04), but can't explain why it's only occurring now.
I tried checking out a revision where I know it compiled before, but the problem persists. I looked at the apt log to see if clang got upgraded, but not for a month it seems.
Ideas?
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