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I am using libpostal in C project through C++ wrapper and it seems that the result is different on separate machines. I have 2 machines, one which uses windows 10 and another one which uses windows 2016 server
For the following input :
821604;SESTAO Pol Ibarzahar
The windows 10 machine gives the following result:
road : sestao pol ibarzahar
While the windows 2016 server machine gives the following result:
town: sestao | country: pol ibarzahar
Window 10 machine have VS code 2015 and C# version 4,6 and windows 2016 server machine have VS code 2022 and C# version 4.7.2 and the same dll.
When we make same VS code version then we got error at compile C# project
Error CS0234 : The type or namespace name 'Objects' does not exist in the namespace 'Class1' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
What could be the problem? Please suggest me.
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Hi!
I am using libpostal in C project through C++ wrapper and it seems that the result is different on separate machines. I have 2 machines, one which uses windows 10 and another one which uses windows 2016 server
For the following input :
821604;SESTAO Pol Ibarzahar
The windows 10 machine gives the following result:
road : sestao pol ibarzahar
While the windows 2016 server machine gives the following result:
town: sestao | country: pol ibarzahar
Window 10 machine have VS code 2015 and C# version 4,6 and windows 2016 server machine have VS code 2022 and C# version 4.7.2 and the same dll.
When we make same VS code version then we got error at compile C# project
Error CS0234 : The type or namespace name 'Objects' does not exist in the namespace 'Class1' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
What could be the problem? Please suggest me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: