Bart Janssens
Bart Janssens
Answered this in the CxxWrap issue before seeing this was linked there.
I'm not sure about the `LazyArtifacts` error, but the library loading errors are indeed due to old versions of libcxxwrap-julia. Maybe setting an upper bound on Julia compat for older...
Adding a method to `Base.between` fixes this (PR #392), not sure if that is a good idea though.
This looks like a possible version mismatch, can you check with `CxxWrap.libcxxwrapversion()` that this is using the correct libcxxwrap? Maybe also verify with `Libdl.dllist()` that no wrong library gets pulled...
Ah yes, good catch, it is because of the `#ifdef JLCXX_HAS_RANGES`. Easiest solution I can think of is to expose a `jlcxx_has_ranges` function from libcxxwrap-julia and use that as a...
Does simply commenting out the call to `StdFill` in `StdLib.jl` solve it? I'm currently reworking the way STL wrappers are defined on the C++ side, so hopefully I can include...
This should be solved on the latest libcxxwrap-julia and CxxWrap main branches.
This would be interesting to have, most of the generated code is in the output of `build_function_expression`, which gets called for each wrapped function. It's pretty ugly in its bare...
Correct, the way forward is indeed to split off the Makie code in a separate package. For a newer Makie, you can check issue #173, it links to a PR...
Yes, we use Qt 6.7. The problem is that there is no JLL for QtCharts for Qt 6, it needs to be added in Yggdrasil.