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error: @programdir\modules\private\async\runjobs.lua:217: @programdir\modules\private\action\build\object.lua:78: @programdir\modules\core\tools\cl.lua:455: AzureKinectPlugin.cpp
c1xx: warning C5044: An argument to command-line option /external:I points to a path 'c:\projets\obs-kinect\obs-kinect\"c:\program files\azure kinect sdk v1.4.1\sdk\include"' that does not exist
C:\Projets\obs-kinect\obs-kinect\src\obs-kinect-azuresdk\AzureKinectDevice.hpp(25): fatal error C1083: cannot open include file: 'k4a/k4a.hpp' : No such file or directory
Notice how cl.exe seems to understand the path as a relative one (c:\projets\obs-kinect\obs-kinect is my working folder).
Describe the bug
I'm using
to use Azure Kinect SDK.
The problem is that xmake generate that command-like:
Which leads to errors:
Notice how cl.exe seems to understand the path as a relative one (c:\projets\obs-kinect\obs-kinect is my working folder).
I managed to fix this by replacing this part
to
And of course the files exist on my computer:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3002461/107236402-fadc2e00-6a25-11eb-9b61-141d1cf32ce6.png)
Expected behavior
That xmake generates a working argument when spaces are used.
Related Environment
Please provide compiling and running environment information:
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