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sony / nmos-cpp

An NMOS (Networked Media Open Specifications) Registry and Node in C++ (IS-04, IS-05)
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Setup dev environment Linux #174

Closed desimetallica closed 3 years ago

desimetallica commented 3 years ago

Hello I'm working on ubuntu 18.04 I'm trying to setup an environment with this project. I've created the cmake project for eclipse with (with conan dep manager):

cd nmos-cpp/ mkdir Build cd Build cmake ../Development -G "Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=DEBUG Eclipse import -> make project

The project compile and runs but i've a lot of semantic error, I suppose is due to indexer but I don't know how to fix this... Do you have any suggestion? Or specific setup to develop under linux environment? Many thanks for your help

garethsb commented 3 years ago

I'm sorry, I do not use Eclipse so I cannot answer this question from experience. This post looks relevant: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8148235/eclipse-cdt-shows-semantic-errors-but-compilation-is-ok

Otherwise, maybe other nmos-cpp users will be able to help.

desimetallica commented 3 years ago

Thanks, I've already tried some fix but it looks too tricky, maybe i can try some different setup, which setup you suggest on linux?

garethsb commented 3 years ago

See #95 for comments from a couple of other users. I tend to build and run unit tests and API tests on Linux (also run by GitHub Actions CI) but develop and debug using Visual Studio tools.

desimetallica commented 3 years ago

Many thanks for the link Gareth, in medio stat virtus, i've found a solution with code-insiders + cmake tools + gdb that for now is ok for me. I give a try to this solution before switch to visual studio + windows server 2019. Many thanks for the support! :)

garethsb commented 3 years ago

Thanks so much for reporting back. I've heard positive things about the Visual Studio Code experience with GDB on Linux and also with Windows Subsystem for Linux. Good luck with your project.

P.S. And thanks for teaching me a useful Latin phrase I hadn't come across before! :-)