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I am in the process of packaging stduuid. As Debian allows no "vendored" dependencies, I resolved the dependencies on catch, gsl and uuid by installing the following packages: uuid-dev, libmgsl-dev and catch. Still I get an build error despite the dependencies being present (externally). I suspect that this is related to the CmakeLists. Maybe you could allow external dependencies? I.e. if the local one is not found (uuid/uuid.h), then /usr/include is checked.
OS: Debian Testing
GCC: 11
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I'll be very honest: I'm not good at Linux. I don't have a Linux machine and there's been very little work I've done on Linux in my life. But PRs are welcomed.
The basic fix would be change the include headers from "something.h" to <something.h>. I have no idea how to edit the cmake lists to search for a local header first.
I am in the process of packaging stduuid. As Debian allows no "vendored" dependencies, I resolved the dependencies on catch, gsl and uuid by installing the following packages:
uuid-dev, libmgsl-dev and catch
. Still I get an build error despite the dependencies being present (externally). I suspect that this is related to the CmakeLists. Maybe you could allow external dependencies? I.e. if the local one is not found (uuid/uuid.h), then /usr/include is checked.OS: Debian Testing
GCC: 11
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: