Kevin Kreiser

I worked extensively on matching on loops in the past but there is always room for more bugs on such a complicated flow 😄

is it fixed if you disable `-wextra`?

gcc docs seem to see its enabled for `wall` as well..

@nilsnolde i also thought the right solution is to mark them as system as tried. if you do `verbose=1 make ...` does the compiler line actually show `-isystem` before the...

it finds them where they are in the default include path that comes with the compiler right where its printing the warn/error message `/usr/include`. that is an implicit include path...

at the end of the day what matters is the commands that cmake generates (the stuff that shows up when you do `VERBOSE=1 make`). given what you've posted above it...

yes this is quite annoying. if you check our dockerfile we have to do the same on our main CI docker build: https://github.com/valhalla/valhalla/blob/a01d80ce737083a733ab203c44fbadb3642fe9b7/Dockerfile#L37 the solution is to stop using boost...

if tagged properly the router should support this. it's essentially just a specific digitization of the road. now the guidance given is probably terrible. if I had to guess that...

tagged properly in my opinion means that turn restrictions exist where road ways are connected but transitions from one carriage way to another are prohibited. also that oneways are properly...

yep i wrote that code semi-recently and whats happening there is its trying to find an edge in the regular graph that is close by the station/station entrance so we...