windows compatibility #111
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It seems that msvc does not like alternatife operators and getopt.
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Well... at least it now builds. Not sure what is that error message when trying to run the |
| printf("manifold_test specific options:\n"); | ||
| printf(" -h: Print this message\n"); | ||
| printf(" -e: Export sample models\n"); | ||
| printf(" -v: Enable verbose output\n"); |
| @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ struct is_unordered_map< | |||
| template <typename T> | |||
| constexpr bool is_unordered_map_v = is_unordered_map<T>::value; | |||
| template <typename T> | |||
| constexpr bool is_either_map_v = is_map_v<T> or is_unordered_map_v<T>; | |||
| constexpr bool is_either_map_v = is_map_v<T> || is_unordered_map_v<T>; | |||
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I was considering making this a submodule, but maybe we should leave it as is so we can make these fixes...
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It almost looks like it's printing the environment info, but not the actual |
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It is using msvc, installed with |
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Wondering if we should disable |
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Test passed for the CPP backend on Windows. For some reason the CUDA backend compilation will just exit without any error messages making it nearly impossible to debug, so I just disabled the CUDA build on it for now. Added support for building with Nix, which allows us to pin the version of each dependencies (nodejs, emscripten, openmp, g++, etc.), hopefully this can make debugging CI failures on Linux a bit less painful as we can reproduce this locally. |
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| - uses: actions/checkout@v2.4.0 | ||
| - uses: cachix/install-nix-action@v15 | ||
| - run: nix build -L '.?submodules=1#manifold-${{matrix.variant}}' |
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Cool, I hadn't heard of nix before, but reading about it I already like it.
windows compatibility
Tries fixing windows build error. It seems that msvc doesn't really like alternative tokens and getopt.