Open nihguy opened 4 years ago
Hi. Yes, there're some problems with gcc 9+, I'm very busy right now and have no time to investigate it, but I'll let you know in this thread when it will be resolved.
I've had the same problem with Fedora 33 (clang 11.0). The problem might be with some SElinux permissions, since when I disable it (sudo setenforce 0
) the code reloads successfully.
I've had the same problem with Fedora 33 (clang 11.0). The problem might be with some SElinux permissions, since when I disable it (
sudo setenforce 0
) the code reloads successfully.
Yes, this is the solution. I've had the same problem in centos7(root, devtoolset-7, g++7.3.1), when I execute setenforce 0
, it works fine!
I'm experiencing a problem with
jet-live
onFedora 30
. The library is identifying changes to the files correctly, but it is not reloading the code as expected.The error occurred while trying to follow the example of
README.md
I assigned
severityString.append("[D]")
to thejet::LogSeverity::kDebug
ononLog
method fromExampleListerner
to make the output easier to understand.Running the code for the first time it was the output:
So I added an exclamation mark to the end of the phrase "Hi there!" that is displayed at the output of the command
Hello
.Jet-live was able to interpret the change correctly, but when I ran the command again, the output had not been changed.
Then I ran the command
reload
and the errors below appeared (with status -22):I'm using
Cmake 3.14.5
andg++ 9.2.1
.