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@qlibp also check out issue https://github.com/jupyter-xeus/xeus-cling/issues/87 which tells you how to load 3rd party shared libs.

@qlibp there is now Ubuntu 20.04 version of xeus-cling in the PPA. You can give it shot

> Also, another question, if we use std=c++14, I guess we could still load c++11-compiled share libs? @qlibp AFAIK there is no ABI changes between c++11 and c++14, so you...

> In my situation, I would like to use cling + xeus-cling to set up my ROS env(a robotics eco-system). And most of their packages are delivered through apt(i.e. debian...

@qlibp > Cool, thanks for correcting me! So down to earth, cling&xeus-cling and all their dependencies(including llvm/Clang libs) are compiled with gcc? Correct. > So, down to earth, the c++...

I'd say replace them with built-in types. It's only two extra chars `_t`. And if you feel adventurous, I've written my own OSC library, which is less abandoned: 😄 https://github.com/dimitry-ishenko-cpp/liboscpp

> I'd say replace them with built-in types. It's only two extra chars _t. Actually, I take it back. Per the standard, you are really supposed to write `std::uint32_t` instead...

@ZEMUSHKA well that's ironic. I thought you weren't interested, so I've just closed the PR and nuked the branch. :astonished: I guess I can still restore it, but some of...

@deinega I've restored the branch. Totally forgot that I've posted a link to it on Coursera.

> By the way, do you have week4 ready? I do have the Autoencoder assignment. Will upload in a few hours. GAN assignment was a bit of a mess, so...