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Build Troubleshooting
Make sure you have CMake available to use in your PATH through some means.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. && cmake --build .The default is x64, you can force 32-bit with: cmake .. -A Win32 && cmake --build .
The same CMake steps as before (make sure you have CMake installed with sudo apt install cmake or similar):
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make -j $(nproc)
Previously, the build could fail on paths that contain spaces. While it works now, it isn't recommended.
It appears as though the build will fail if you try to launch it from a raw drive letter (eg. D:/). Instead, use a subfolder: D:/topaz.
On Windows, if you have versions of our external libraries installed on your machine, CMake might try to use them. You'll be able to catch this during configuration when CMake reports:
-- MYSQL_LIBRARY: C:\mysql-ver-1.0\lib
-- MYSQL_INCLUDE_DIR: C:\mysql-ver-1.0\include
This should be reporting the bundled versions we keep, something like this:
-- MYSQL_LIBRARY: C:\dev\topaz\ext\lib\mysql
-- MYSQL_INCLUDE_DIR: C:\dev\topaz\ext\include\mysql
If this happens, you can override these paths when you configure CMake:
cmake .. -DMYSQL_INCLUDE_DIR=C:\dev\topaz\ext\lib\mysql -DMYSQL_LIBRARY=C:\dev\topaz\ext\lib\libmariadb.lib