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Which Python version did it find? Perhaps you have multiple. In CMake-GUI you can see this by reading the `PYTHON_EXECUTABLE` variable. Then find if it's installed there, for example by...
> no appimagekit releases work without being edited. Apprun has no upfront download page, and only has releases through its github, which are all marked with the OS architecture it...
Did you change the way in which it is linking? I see some mismatches of MT and MD. Maybe try a clean and complete rebuild.
`SIP_NULLPTR` was added to Sip in [version 4.19.14](http://ftp.novell.hu/pub/mirrors/ftp.opensuse.org/opensuse/tumbleweed/repo/oss/ChangeLog). Which version of Sip are you using?
Oh yeah that could help. We build it using GCC 4.9 on our build server (and I'm using 8.2 in my development environment). As far as I know we've always...
I looked it up, now, and I'm using SIP 4.19.12, but it shouldn't matter much. I think that your problem is more along the lines of that it's using a...
Did you see if you could change the following CMake variables: * `SIP_BINARY_PATH` * `SIP_EXECUTABLE` * `SIP_INCLUDE_DIR` * `SIP_INCLUDE_DIRS` (I believe this one is just left in my CMake cache...
I encountered this myself today. The solution was to dig into the CMake parameters (toggle advanced) and make sure that `SIP_EXECUTABLE` was set to refer to the same Sip version...
Calling on @awhiemstra also... I have no clue about this.
The module is not in the .pyd file or something? :confused: