Closed chasedream1129 closed 2 years ago
Also, is wfs-fuse writeable?
in CMakeLists.txt
if target_link_libraries(myLib -static-libgcc -static-libstdc++)
seems to be visual studio left overs that need removing.
Removing that trailing if and last line will allow the build process to 'continue' once you remove that line comment. Build still fails at this point due to 64bit build environment and libraries, but the documentation states GCC-12 requirement which hasn't been taken out of alpha/beta/dev channels from GNU. It looks like Ubuntu 22.04 includes v12 in testing branch so I'm spooling a VM of 22.04 to test and will update this post then.
Hey, sorry for the delayed response. I didn't include wfs-fuse in the new build system yet.
Right now you will have to build the version of wfs tools from before the refactor: commit f0256259a8f396e234543e7615c42fe4836b486f @ wfslib
But I will properly add it soon.
As for the GCC - it was a typo. GCC 11 is required, not 12. I am updating the readme...
And wfs-fuse isn't writeable as wfslib doesn't support writing yet, but it is WIP.
Ok great! Thank you for that update. I'll use the GCC11 and pull from that commit.
Confirming that system does build and is functional in Ubuntu 22.04 using GCC11 and the pre-refactor commit.
Improve the build process of
wfs-fuse
and release thewfs-fuse
binaryI uncommented
# add_subdirectory(wfs-fuse)
inCMakeLists.txt
but I still can't buildwfs-fuse