The recent commit adding the header codecvt is causing make to fail. I am creating a RPM using cmake.
In my logs, I now get:
"/usr/local/src/rcdcap/source/src/rcdcap-main.cc:40:19: fatal error: codecvt: No such file or directory",
" #include <codecvt>",
gcc version 4.8.5-11
libstdc++48-4.8.5-11 package is installed. I think the version is 3.4.22 but I am not 100%
cmake version 2.8.12.2
I've read the recommended approach is to use boost locale instead of codecvt, however I believe that is up to you to implement. Do you have any workaround for the error?
In an additional test, I upgraded my gcc and gcc-c++ version to 6.4.1 and my cmake version to 3.6.1. With the gcc 6.4.1 version, I no longer receive the <codecvt> error. Now I receive a whole bunch of errors about an Unsupported Platform and cpus not being declared. I have attached a file containing the errors.
The recent commit adding the header codecvt is causing make to fail. I am creating a RPM using cmake.
In my logs, I now get:
"/usr/local/src/rcdcap/source/src/rcdcap-main.cc:40:19: fatal error: codecvt: No such file or directory",
" #include <codecvt>",
gcc version 4.8.5-11
libstdc++48-4.8.5-11 package is installed. I think the version is 3.4.22 but I am not 100%
cmake version 2.8.12.2
I've read the recommended approach is to use boost locale instead of codecvt, however I believe that is up to you to implement. Do you have any workaround for the error?
In an additional test, I upgraded my gcc and gcc-c++ version to 6.4.1 and my cmake version to 3.6.1. With the gcc 6.4.1 version, I no longer receive the <codecvt> error. Now I receive a whole bunch of errors about an Unsupported Platform and cpus not being declared. I have attached a file containing the errors.
Last edit: Josh 2017-12-01