Closed welchr closed 5 years ago
This has been fixed (5cf11170e5d0ba761be6ac2f8a8b347a6d8e56e6). Include trees within the std lib will differ slightly both between compilers and compiler versions (e.g., this built fine on Travis with gcc 4.8).
FYI, you can specify commits instead of branches in the requirements.txt file. This missing include was introduced recently and temporary bugs will pop up in the develop branch from time to time. Freezing the savvy commit within your app will prevent future issues in the develop branch from affecting you.
I can compile savvy@develop on my Mac with no issues, but on our Ubuntu box with gcc 5.4 it fails with:
If I add
#include <cmath>
to that header file, then it compiles successfully. Maybe it's included by default on Mac for some reason.