r52
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1 year ago As I've commented in the other issue https://github.com/r52/quasar/issues/10#issuecomment-1312633763, the error in finding the tsl libraries actually stem from quasar/CMakeLists.txt not having the include_directories(../include) directive and not in extension-api/CMakeLists.txt which does, but dataserver.cpp which is built in quasar/CMakeLists.txt includes dataextension.h from extension-api/CMakeLists.txt which references tsl libraries that was never included in quasar/CMakeLists.txt.
You can fix this manually on your end for the time being for Quasar v2 by following the instructions I left in https://github.com/r52/quasar/issues/10#issuecomment-1312633763, or you can can check out the beta v3 qt6-refresh branch which I'm actively working on that will unify compilation on all platforms using CMake, but will require Qt 6.4. Unfortunately this new version also breaks a lot of the widgets that have not been updated to match yet. Refer to https://github.com/r52/quasar/blob/qt6-refresh/.github/workflows/build.yml for the config I'm currently using to build the qt6-refresh branch for Linux on GitHub Actions.
As mentioned in #10, I'm no longer updating the v2 code as v3 is coming soon, but I'll close this one as a duplicate of #10. I will close #10 as well once v3 is released.
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tessil libraries, specifically but not exclusive to the ordered-map library, are not properly linked to the CMake list files, specifically, the one for the extension-api module, and attempting to link them properly results in a CMP0002 policy conflict.
Attempting to link it was attempted due to a build error:
I traced it down to the
extension-api/CMakeLists.txtwhich does not make any references to the referencedtsl/ordered-map.hlibrary.I tried building
quasaron Linux Mint 21.1, using Qt 5.15.3, GCC 11.3 and CMake 3.22.1.