Open sai-yeswanth-g opened 1 month ago
What exactly fails in vcpkg? The CI pipeline for Windows passes. Can you reproduce this on the CI?
What exactly fails in vcpkg? The CI pipeline for Windows passes. Can you reproduce this on the CI?
the symbols mentioned are reported as undefined. I have to use mingw and I'm also new to using vcpkg. sorry that I can not provide any additional information. by including #include <cstdint>
, the error goes away.
Can you reproduce this on the CI and create a PR for it? Otherwise, I would close this issue unless more data on this can be gathered to reproduce.
Can you reproduce this on the CI and create a PR for it? Otherwise, I would close this issue unless more data on this can be gathered to reproduce.
I'm able to build it using Cl and I saw in the readme that mingw is not supported. I'm trying to use this with godot engine and many modules and libraries are compiled with mingw, so I had to make those changes to build it using mingw. thanks for your time.
So, this is related to MinGW and not vcpkg? This could explain why you see the issue. The CI does not test the Windows builds with MinGW. Can you send a PR with the MinGW build on Windows and your fixes?
So, this is related to MinGW and not vcpkg? This could explain why you see the issue. The CI does not test the Windows builds with MinGW. Can you send a PR with the MinGW build on Windows and your fixes?
I can try, I'm still learning things and would need some time to properly do that.
I tried to install pangolin using vcpkg but without adding
#include <cstdint>
tocomponents\pango_image\src\image_io_bmp.cpp
components\pango_image\src\image_io_jpg.cpp
components\pango_image\src\image_io_bmp.cpp
I can't install pangolin. otherwise the build process complains uint8_t, uint16_t and uint32_t are not declared. i'm using msys64 with gcc 14.0