Closed ofirbarak closed 3 years ago
Thanks for opening the issue! We are aware of it, and it was not actually an issue back when we wrote and tested the documentation on Ubuntu 18.04. FFmpeg later deprecated this API, e.g., if you are building Puffer on Ubuntu 20.04.
You are right that all you need to do is to comment out this line, or remove the -Werror
flag in configure.ac
to allow warnings in builds. I will remove this line of code when we consider Ubuntu 20.04 as the default build environment.
Cool, Thanks.
Hello, I was trying to run the set up and was stuck in the same step. I got these three errors:
Any help would be appreciated!
Hello -- Could you post your questions in our group: https://groups.google.com/g/puffer-stanford? It would help the other Puffer users search our replies in a single place. Thank you!
Thanks for the reply! The issues seemed to be specific to Ubuntu 16.04. Following the steps for Ubuntu 18.04 worked like a charm.
Great to hear that! We only tested Puffer on Ubuntu 18.04, and based on the feedback we received, Puffer doesn't compile on Ubuntu 16.04 or 20.04 without making some code changes (unfortunately).
Best, Francis
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Thanks for the reply! The issues seemed to be specific to Ubuntu 16.04. Following the steps for Ubuntu 18.04 worked like a charm.
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=== Original Questions ===
Hello, I was trying to run the set up and was stuck in the same step. I got these three errors:
Any help would be appreciated!
Following the wiki https://github.com/StanfordSNR/puffer/wiki/Documentation#prerequisite-compilation at stage 3 - when running
make -j CXXFLAGS='-DNONSECURE'
it fails:I found putting that line in comment helps.