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make error: *** target pattern contains no '%'. Stop. #108
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I found an option to disable the examples. Not sure why the problems exists but here's a workaround for anyone else who runs into the same issue: |
Hmm, I'm not able to reproduce that problem. It's building fine for me:
Can you see what's happening on line 65 of |
I am also observing this error, at
My
Like the OP, if I disable building the examples I have no error. |
I have noticed this error happening occasionally when building libArcus on Windows, but it usually occurs if I use the standard cmd instead of the "x64 Native Tool Command Prompt for VS 2019.exe" to build it. The error itself is difficult to debug. I will try to reproduce it again and I will see about adding the proposed workaround in the wiki page. |
If it helps, I was building it on Ubuntu 18.04. |
What is the value of your And if so, the question remains how it got to that variable name. I have not the faintest idea how it could arrive at that path. |
I could reproduce the problem in CuraEngine and it went away when I replaced the environmental variables in the cmake arguments with the absolute paths. So instead of running I run My guess is that it somehow fails to resolve the environmental variables for some reason. @D1plo1d can you try it and verify whether that fixes the problem? (make sure to replace the paths with your own) |
@konskarm Sorry, I've no longer got LibArcus on my computer. Had to focus on other things. |
In case anyone comes here with the same question, @Ghostkeeper is correct because |
Trying to build libArcus I get:
I'm following the README but I not experienced with make. Is there something I did wrong?
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