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CMake error #37
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Try installing the requirements from: |
Yes, now i get through the cmake configuration.
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You are using a version of BOOST > 1.65. At some point in the future I might add support for new BOOST versions by cherry-picking: |
Seems like Boost 1.64 is not available on debian through APT, and 1.62 does not work using stretch. EDIT:
Makefile:127: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2
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Hmmm anything else in terms of error logs? |
Here's the full log from my latest attempt (After a full reinstall and reconfiguration of Debian 9) |
Could you upgrade CMake to version 3.9 or higher :)? Another solution you could use if you don't want to upgrade CMake is to not compile the tools by adding the following to your CMake command: |
Oh, i though |
Unfortunately the tools in this repo seem to output data in a different way than what the core is expecting. |
Ah, reading comprehension. |
No worries, I was also surprised that the extractors didn't seem to result in the same data as the data you can download @ the provided url. But don't have the time to research that further :| |
Nope, upgrading cmake did not work. |
Well at least then -DTOOLS=0 should work. |
Here's the CMAKE log
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Thanks, looks like it properly enable C++17 this time, so confused as to why it would not work. |
Not quite haha 😄 |
I think you are linking against the wrong boost version, not the 1.64 manual install you did? |
Can you make sure the boost regex library has actually been compiled? |
Seems like it?
And |
Everything you did sounds correct, I don't see based on this where it is going wrong. |
I will try using RHEL, see if that makes any difference |
Yup compiles just perfectly on Centos, so its seems like there are some issues with the requirements for debian related distros. |
Yeah, but that is the only tool that does work :D |
No, i have not gotten it to work on debian so just centos for now :) |
Cmake spits out an error when trying to configure:
Installed packages:
Running on Debian 11
Any packages im missing?
Also the wiki links are dead, so i used:
https://trinitycore.info/en/install/requirements/linux
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