Closed leongross closed 3 months ago
@leongross : Although @RenWal is right pointing out that future integration of IGRAPH into HAL is still disputed and on our todo list - however - the problem you mentioned should disappear if you compile and link HAL against IGRAPH version <= 0.9.x. From the error message you reported I guess that you have IGRAPH >= 0.10 installed on your system. That is where a major API break took place.
An IGRAPH version compatible with HAL should be installed automatically when running ./install_dependencies
on ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 or MacOS. If you are using another distribution or if the automated procedure failed, please downgrade the IGRAPH library. if there is no binary package available for your distribution you might want to build it from source .
BTW: which operating system / distribution are you using ?
In case it helps, at the following link you can track which igraph version various package managers have: https://repology.org/project/igraph/versions
Thanks for the answer. Yes, this seems to be an issue with igraph
.
OS: Arch Linux 6.0.9-arch1-1
I use Arch Linux which is (kind of?) supported, at least there is an entry in the dependency installer. In PR #493 I updated the dependency installer script to downgrade the igraph
version.
After dropping Ubuntu 20.04 support and linking HAL against the latest IGRAPH version the problem described here is not relevant any more - thus closing this issue.
Describe the bug Compiling hal with all it's plugins fails when compiling the
communities_fast_greedy
plugin.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
git clone https://github.com/emsec/hal.git && cd hal
./install_dependencies.sh
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DBUILD_ALL_PLUGINS=1 ..
make
Error log
Expected behavior The plugin should compile.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
6.0.9-arch1-1
e63298d7124b0b5906f50dcca4e6ef576a6d6822
0.10.2-1