Alan Antonuk
Alan Antonuk
Ah, if you want to link against the static library, you need to use the rabbitmq-static target instead of rabbitmq
Can you verify that `AMQP_STATIC` is defined when compiling against the library.
Can you run your code in a way that generates a stacktrace for the segfault (or run it under valgrind, address-sanitizer or memory-sanitizer)?
`AMQ_PLATFORM` is [defined by CMake](https://github.com/alanxz/rabbitmq-c/blob/75a21e51db5d70ea807473621141b4417d81b56f/cmake/config.h.in#L12) What platform are you trying to build it on? What version of CMake are you using?
First: thanks for putting together a good repo describing the problem, you've done something 90% of bug-reporters don't do, and I appreciate it. Unfortunately, this is a bit of a...
@sigiesec: for RPC-style methods, the method that causes the exception can be determined exactly. It is also possible to do this when publishing by enabling publisher confirms and waiting for...
Would you mind running this against the latest version in the master branch? There's been a few improvements since v0.7 On Fri, Nov 10, 2017 at 2:53 PM reddysrikesh wrote:...
For now disable building the tools by passing `-DBUILD_TOOLS=OFF` to CMake. You're either missing the popt headers or have an incompatible version of popt on your system.
@reddysrikesh - yes that may be a reasonable workaround in this case. It is a bug for rabbitmq-c to crash on invalid data, so I'll leave this open as a...
@YiDianerer - this issue has not been resolved.