Josef Bajada

Thanks for your responses. Yes I checked out version 0.9 and it compiled happily.

That's great. Maybe a bit more details about the semantics of the `'input` lifetime would be helpful.

This issue is so annoying. Sometimes I need to refer to different SQL files just to check the text in the files (stored procedures etc.) and the connection prompt comes...

Downgraded Piranha to commit 7e42042. Had to downgrade libboost to 1.55 Those errors disappeared but now I have new ones. ``` In file included from /usr/include/c++/9/set:62, from /root/SMTPlan/SMTPlan/src/VALfiles/include/TimSupport.h:32, from /root/SMTPlan/SMTPlan/src/VALfiles/src/TimSupport.cpp:28:...

I recall I saw something similar in OPTIC 2018 IPC version, which I solved by downgrading the singularity file to Ubuntu 16.04. If it is the same error, it might...

Hi Derek, I am just trying to get SMTPlan compiled, so in this case the VAL code base is the one bundled with SMTPlan here. I presume it wasn't merged...

I have managed to create a Singularity file that builds the planner and all its dependencies with the versions it uses. I don't seem to have permissions to push my...

Yeah, nothing special about it. Will try to find it and post it here.

You are right, I remember getting all the dependencies, and their dependencies all in place was painful. Here it is. Remove the extension, because github didn't allow me to post...