Luca Schlecker

I wonder why it can't be found, it is set by getting the interface compile definitions of the `Crow::Crow` target...

> @MichaelSB I believe using `add_subdirectory` removes the need to use `target_link_libraries` It doesn't. `add_subdirectory` only adds it to the project and makes the target available, it must still be...

> I can confirm the issue does occur, this is my `CMakeLists.txt`: > ``` > project (example) > ADD_DEFINITIONS ("-Wall -Wextra -Werror -Wno-unused-parameter") > add_executable(example main.cpp) > set(Crow_DIR lib/cmake/Crow) >...

And I also believe that using `interface` shouldn't be necessary for the executable.

> I usually add crow as git submodule and add it with add_subdirectory(...) to my project. Like > ``` > cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10) > cmake_policy(VERSION 3.10) > > set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 20) >...

@stephanecharette Have you tried a different route then the `.deb` file? Maybe try the subdirectory approach or manually install Crow without the `.deb` by using the install target.

@The-EDev could you please hook me up with instructions sent via email so I can properly replicate this error. Then I may be able to find out more about this...

I don't think this is the right way to approach this, continuation at #512.

I am experiencing the same issue (with the same error message) even though I am compiling with `-g`. I am on Windows using the latest `23.05` release of Helix and...

I can confirm that when using MSVC's `cl.exe` directly using `/DEBUG` and `/Zi` to compile, Helix doesn't crash on hitting a breakpoint. Seems weird that `clang++` is not working...