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Looking at the first error message something happens with your protocol buffers includes. If you would disable the realtime component, it is likely you can at least proceed testing. I have recently compiled rrrr with both gcc and clang without issues, but consider our enormous number of branches, knowing which branch you tried would also help. |
I've tried the |
Can you try the tdata4 branch? |
With tdata4 I'm getting
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@chazanov have you actually got protocol buffers and protobuf-c installed? |
@skinkie Yes, of course (protobuf 3.7.0 and p-c 1.3.1):
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I just did this:
Now if you convince cmake to use clang, I am interested in your results. |
@skinkie It now builds perfectly. Probably that's trivial, but for me there is |
@chazanov I guess there is no install ;-) there are binaries, a static library, some python code. |
Nowaday github records all of my mistakes ;) So there is nothing more than a 180 kb binary called ./cli ? |
Your profile seems to be hidden enough ;-) nobody knows you work for a fruit or number company ;-) |
@skinkie Yes, I'm very cautious with photos or information on me. I'm just a single OSM guy doing something very different in real life. I'm always interested in doing things like navigation or geocoding with much less memory than everybody else. Example: GraphHopper is actually fast, but fat. Pelias is a gigantic geocoder, but quite heavy. |
You can probably figure out my e-mail by git log ;-) |
I've tried with either clang 7 and 9, both fail.
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