Open EmersonHernly opened 2 years ago
I encountered the same problem as you. You need to add a header file reference in the file warp.cpp, #include <iterator>
, and then you should be able to compile successfully. It's important to note that his setup script only supports nmake on the Windows platform, which means you need the Visual Studio suite to compile. The project seems to have some issues that could benefit from better maintenance. I hope the author can work on improving the quality and consistency of the code to ensure a smoother experience for users." 用中文就是有妈生,没妈养,The author's C++ project could benefit from further refinement and maintenance. It appears that the project hasn't been actively updated since the associated paper was published. Ongoing attention and improvements would help enhance the project's quality and usability,You should specify the name of the compiler suite and the compilation methods for each platform; otherwise, I can only wonder whether the paper reviewers actually ran your code or just fiddled with it.
I have been trying to install MSIWarp using the following code.
I have:
This gave me the following output.
I have very little experience with C++ so I have no idea why this command keeps failing to build the project.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.