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On Ubuntu 23.10 QScintilla2 Installed but Not Found #5045
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If it helps at all, here is the output of the command
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Did you try to build OpenSCAD? The check-dependencies script may be outdated as it's probably not run very often, and you may be one of the few 23.10 users running it. |
@kintel
I even tried, unsuccessfully, setting and environment variable like so:
Thanks for the help, I am sure you have many Ubuntu 23.10 users, just not ones trying to build from source ;) What I'm excited to try is the new CSG backend(s?). |
Please run:
and post the associated logs after the line |
@t-paul
Disclosure, I am running this from within a base conda (mambaforge) environment if that might have anything to do with it. |
As the first line shows, that environment breaks
It may help adding |
@t-paul
With better looking results, albeit some warnings related to mambaforge (conda env):
I also tried first running I'm currently running Anyway I will close this issue but maybe comment back here on any additional relevant findings. Thanks for the rapid resolution! |
As the warnings might suggest the code compiles but fails to find its libs:
Next I'm going to try purging conda from my shell and rebuilding. |
@kintel @t-paul
I guess its the aggressive PATH manipulation that causes most of the problems. With that removed, the basic build instructions work like a charm. I'm looking forward to trying out all the new features since the |
It looks like it tries to take over pretty much everything, almost completely hiding the base system. That's quite tricky without use of container support at most application build environment don't expect such a thing and may leak things here and there. We have a similar issue with MXE from time to time (which is a Windows build environment on Linux). I'm not going to talk you out of self-compiling, it's obviously useful when people are doing that 😀. But I just want to point out that if you just want to automatically follow the latest snapshot builds, we do have auto builds via OBS, e.g. for Ubuntu 23.10:
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@t-paul I just assumed that the Tags were the latest builds and you weren't doing them any more ;) It seems like at least the Ubuntu people made the same assumption and have not updated their package in a few years. I also have an M3 Mac and the |
Wow, I just wanted to comment on a little benchmark I ran using the "Manifold" backend option, my reason for wanting the latest code in the first place. It took a render for this ASCII Table model from 13.5 min (CGAL) down to 5 seconds (Manifold)! This is awesome, much love to all the devs that made it happen. |
Describe the bug
I want to try building the latest OpenSCAD from source on Ubuntu.
So I followed the instructions. When I ran
In the output was the line:
Then I ran
And got the output:
I stopped here. Thanks.
Environment and Version info:
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