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Fix errorstring #1
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Hi, seeing that was strange to me, then realized probably copy-pase error. I got the package to install, and I can run some of the tests, but not all, and some segfault. I'm not sure it's my fault as I didn't have Octave 4, and installed 5 as snap (later flatpack), and changed some code to include from it: I've read the code, more or less understandable, and as some of the round-triping seems ok, I guess you started (embedded Octave); not sure I needed to do:
I do not locate any code to actually call Octave code (not yet implemented?). $ locate octave |grep octave/interpreter.h |
E.g. an error in the test is (really):
I guess you know this, and your package is just not done (or a bug you do not know of in it or issue with Cxx installation?). I'm using Julia 1.3.1, 1.4 or later didn't work but seems like Cxx.jl issue. |
I don't see these errors; your phrase "changed some code to include from it" worries me a bit as possibly you didn't set up the build correctly. You shouldn't have to modify any code — just set the |
Note also that you may need the master branch of Cxx.jl |
[I got tests working, see next comment, this one OUTDATED, except if you want to get snap working, could at least merge the PR here.] I'm using Cxx master now, and did build Cxx, and build OctCall. $which mkoctfile still: $ mkoctfile -p INCLUDEDIR but I think I need, e.g.: not: so I changed the includes to point to snap include folder. |
I got all the tests to run now (still unclear how to use the package to actually call Octave). because of: I was running Octave 4 (since uninstalled, then got errors). I could hardcode something in for that, or as I did just changed the generated deps.jl file to:
Since apt-get is no longer supported for (recent) Octave in Ubuntu, it would be nice to get something working for snap (or flatpack) [or even better Octave_jll installation?]. |
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