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Build Failed on ever version of gcc I threw at it. 7-10 #7
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Really sorry about the late reply - I'm gonna have to check my notification settings. Is this still an issue as of now? If so, could you paste the error that you're getting? I've been using gcc for building (cygwin in the past and MinGW/MSYS2 now). |
Hi all. gcc (Debian 10.2.1-6) 10.2.1 20210110 Release 1.0. No problem. |
Very nice work, thanks! This project originally started as a single file (and with only Windows .exe as a target), but then it got out of control and I never bothered to clean things up properly, being distracted with my other projects. So thanks, again, for the cleanup. |
@Aikku93 say:
If there is a need to clean up the repo, then clone my fork: git clone [email protected]:ImageProcessing-ElectronicPublications/tilequant.git Replace in
to
And update the repo in force mode: git push -f
git push -f --tags PS: You repo - 7.17Mb, my repo - 66Kb (removed BMPs from history). Before the operation, make a backup of the local repo. |
Thanks for that, finally got around to doing it (I'm still not all that good with git, and I kept giving up when I couldn't get it to work). |
On my laptop (linux) build always failed Qualetize.h Const Struct getting and unsigned int it wasn't expecting. Was on my mac decided to take a look at it and it built first pass. Checked what version of gcc it was using and instead it was clang. Ok..... go to my laptop install clang and it builds right away all warnings and errors gone. Great software! Thank you.
By the way were you building this with clang or gcc?
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