Compile Error "assert trimesh2 exist."

[CalDymos]

I Get an Error if i Try to compile the source code on windows with

.\cmake\ci\cmake.py -c -b -e --channel_name=opensource

I used Windows 10 x64 and Git-2.43.0-x64 cmake-3.28.1-x64 python-3.9.0-x64 conan-1.55-x64 VS 2019 (v16.6.2)

Error Message: ... ... -- CONAN ** Start Find cxlog -- conan_import cxlog [cxlog] -- CONAN ** End Find cxlog -- __enable_spdlog failed. -- CONAN ** Start Find trimesh2 -- conan_import trimesh2 [trimesh2] -- CONAN ** End Find trimesh2 CMake Error at cmake/ConfigureTarget.cmake:781 (message): assert trimesh2 exist. Call Stack (most recent call first): msbase/CMakeLists.txt:5 (__assert_target)

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred! ERROR RUN FAILED.

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... ...

[ShixinSun]

Compiling does not work for me either!

Error message: ... ... CMake Error at cmake/ConfigureTarget.cmake:781 (message): assert trimesh2 exist. Call Stack (most recent call first): msbase/CMakeLists.txt:5 (__assert_target)

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!

System: Win 10 x64 Conan 1.55 python 3.12.1 Visual Studio 16.11.33 cmake 3.28.1

[CalDymos]

Has anyone been able to get the project compiled under Windows, and if so, how?

[macfaulkner]

Won't compile for me either on macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 / M1. Sounds like it's not an OS issue.

I'm going through some of the config options, I'll post if I'm able to find anything.

[ssouthurst]

I've spent quite a while trying to figure this out - not knowing Python, and having never used Cmake (WTF - use MSVC...).

I'm getting very close now with the following...

I'm using VS2107 (because I can't be bothered updating on the laptop I'm currently on) - so I had to call:

SET VS_VERSION=Visual Studio 15 2017

This might not be an issue for others.

I found that trying to compile would spew a bunch of errors, then close so I used:

python -i <command>

Which stops it at the end with a python console - lets you scroll back through the errors. I found that it wasn't able to create a log file, which I fixed by changing the logger in cmake.py:

import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logging.basicConfig(filename='example.log', encoding='utf-8', level=logging.DEBUG)

This helped heaps - was getting a lot of "The current directory is not valid" which I traced to the calls to git to fetch the various libs (including trimesh).

After A LOT of stuffing around I found that this was due to the "Microsoft Store" installation of Python - which runs python in a sandbox. So when the code in ci_conan.py is creating folders, the folders aren't created in the "Roaming\circle_conan_github_cache" path - but they are created in "Local\Packages\Python...\circle_conan_github_cache" folder - which Git can't find.

So I uninstalled python, installed from the msi at Python.org - and suddenly (after resetting the VS_VERSION env var) it started - almost - working...

I'm now up to "'conan' is not recognized as an internal or external command,"

Which is odd - because I have installed it. Probably a search path issue.

The struggle goes on...

[Phypo]

Hello, I tryed to compile CrealityPrint on linux mint, there are many problems because cmake files is too old

• In openmp.cmake
  -> line 19 , I remplace it with: set(OPENMP_ROOT /usr/lib/llvm-14) and line 22, I remplace it with if(NOT EXISTS ${OPENMP_ROOT}/include/ompt-multiplex.h)

• cmake are not found the trimesh2 lib, I found it on Github and compile it but I don't know how to tell the initialization script where it is.

for ssouthurst , conan is a python lib you must install it with : pip install conan

for [ssouthurst] for conan it's a python libra

[ssouthurst]

Yep - it's installed - it just can't find it... Path etc. is all OK - it's being a pain.

I'm currently seeing if I can get it working as a Visual Studio project.