Sorry for the late reply, I am quite busy these days. As far as compiling goes I don't think that I properly support earlier versions of gcc anymore. It can be made to compile, however, the standard c++11 standard library is really buggy in those earlier compilers. I might noodle around a little bit and see whether it can work with boost instead.
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@zero_effect I know this is over a year old, but will you make a new version with this fix? 1.0.5 is throwing the make_shared error when trying to compile on CentOS 7, or Amazon Linux 2. When pulling the latest code via hg, the error is gone because of the fix. I prefer to lockdown our RCDCap versions, however the workaround is to pull using hq.
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Sorry for the late reply, I am quite busy these days. As far as compiling goes I don't think that I properly support earlier versions of gcc anymore. It can be made to compile, however, the standard c++11 standard library is really buggy in those earlier compilers. I might noodle around a little bit and see whether it can work with boost instead.
Alright, try the latest revision and if it works, I will make a new version.
@zero_effect I know this is over a year old, but will you make a new version with this fix? 1.0.5 is throwing the make_shared error when trying to compile on CentOS 7, or Amazon Linux 2. When pulling the latest code via hg, the error is gone because of the fix. I prefer to lockdown our RCDCap versions, however the workaround is to pull using hq.