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Cannot find enet members #43
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Sounds like enet is not properly installed. Try installing it via homebrew, which works with the travis builds for xcode 6 through 9 |
Tried installing through brew. The build files get generated w/o any errors but same error as above during make. Xcode version (Version 9.0.1 (9A1004)) ==== Build==== -- The C compiler identification is AppleClang 9.0.0.9000038 |
@JonnyPtn any ideas? |
I use an almost identical environment here - Brew is usually decent at keeping things up to date, but can you just confirm you have enet version 1.3.13? (You can check with |
Not sure why I am getting this error. Version is the same $ brew list --versions |
Sorry my error. I had another project that used enet and it used the older header files. I pointed to the latest version and it was all good. Again sorry to take your time. Was wondering do i need to build anything further with the files in cmake template folder.. |
No problem, sorry I couldn't be more help, I don't have much experience with macOS (@JonnyPtn is the man :) ). The cmake template folder is used for creating projects which link to xygine. The demo folder has a cmake file in it which should better show how it works. Generally you copy the template to a new directory, edit the cmake file with your project name, and then add source files to the cmakelists.txt file in the template/src directory. |
Ok got it. Thank you! |
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I took the latest master build of xygine and getting this error..
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