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Error compiling on Ubuntu 18.04 #178
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The source of the error is confirmed. Changing the line for
solves the problem, but I have NO idea if that has any impact in the code, as I haven't gone through it yet... |
will look, thanks for reporting.
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The source of the error is confirmed. Changing the line for
const StopStateKey zero_ssk = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };
solves the problem, but I have NO idea if that has any impact in the code,
as I haven't gone through it yet...
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This issue doesn't exist in our Trusty Ubuntu 14.04 test environment and Travis doesn't support later Ubuntu versions out of the box right now so we'd have to pull a docker image, which I'm not super keen on dealing with at this point. Will run a test with the line change and see if this affects anything. cc: @lmz |
I have also been testing a few things on the Python 3 branch with newer versions of the most important dependencies, but several things are coming up regarding functions that will be deprecated or have its behaviour change. Are you guys planning to upgrade those dependencies? If so, I am happy to make a pull request targeting that branch with all the changes I have been making... |
I believe most of those are future warnings? Issues #174 #175 #176 note the
ones that I am aware of, and we would be happy to review and merge your
pull request!
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I have also been testing a few things on the Python 3 branch with newer
versions of the most important dependencies, but several things are coming
up regarding functions that will be deprecated or have its behaviour
change. Are you guys planning to upgrade those dependencies? If so, I am
happy to make a pull request targeting that branch with all the changes I
have been making...
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Travis now supports Ubuntu 18.04 LTS via the bionic name, I just finished three .travis.xml builds. |
System: Ubuntu 18.04 (both branches, Master and Py3)
Stack track below. Apparently, a narrowing conversion on hyperlink.cpp line 420, due to StopStateKey being initialized with a mix of integers and floats. I am not great in C++ (or even reasonable at it), so hard to be sure.
Reference here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4434140/narrowing-conversions-in-c0x-is-it-just-me-or-does-this-sound-like-a-breakin
Stack trace below
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