Kenneth Heafield
Kenneth Heafield
Ugh I guess that will make things compile. But it really should be converting from UTF-8 to legacy UTF-16 to support legacy Windows API calls with proper unicode file name...
http://utf8everywhere.org/
Well the good news is it's just failing to compile tests, not the code you need to run things. Problem is linking the boost_unit_test library. Smells like a mismatch of...
This isn't a 32/64-bit problem. Though sometimes Ubuntu compiles Boost's libraries with slightly different g++ than they have installed at the time. And Boost can be very finnicky about being...
Try adding `-std=c++`11 to your CXXFLAGS. For example `cmake -DCMAKE_CXX_OPT_FLAGS_RELEASE="-std=c++11"`
@rubick1896 That's successful configuration output. Do you have an error?
You're running windows. I don't support windows but welcome pull requests from contributors like you. It appears gcc is telling you what edit to make, in this case replacing `strerror_r`...
I would of course welcome a commit using a newer version of visual studio.
Does adding `--discount_fallback` fix it?
https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/how-to-write-good-bug-report/