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It didn't work, so I checked out 'known-good' and got everything built and all tests passed. Still wondering why 'main' won't build, but it's easy to assume that googletest's compilation was faulty because the initial error ninja throws matches the issue linked above. So I grepped for "set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD" and found found a bunch of directives to compile with c++11, and none for c++14. Maybe, googletest must be compiled using c++14, or maybe I have a fundamental misunderstanding of building these tools (is the 'known-good' used more often than 'main'?). I still use make, so all these cmake lists and dependencies look like witchcraft.
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Ninja fails to build. Here's the output:
log.txt
I've tried adding cmake flags to compile with c++14, as recommended by the solution here: https://github.com/google/googletest/issues/3934
It didn't work, so I checked out 'known-good' and got everything built and all tests passed. Still wondering why 'main' won't build, but it's easy to assume that googletest's compilation was faulty because the initial error ninja throws matches the issue linked above. So I grepped for "set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD" and found found a bunch of directives to compile with c++11, and none for c++14. Maybe, googletest must be compiled using c++14, or maybe I have a fundamental misunderstanding of building these tools (is the 'known-good' used more often than 'main'?). I still use make, so all these cmake lists and dependencies look like witchcraft.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: