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Unable to build #163
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Hi @FudiHub! Can you provide us a fully detailed log? What's your OS and what command are you using to build it? I just ran |
Hi @notdanilo
I am on MacOS 11.2.1. I built with This is the complete output: Thanks for your help |
Hi @FudiHub, I was able to replicate the issue. I am already working on it. And I will also add macOS, Ubuntu, and Windows environments in our CI checks so it will never happen again. Thanks for reporting it! |
Hi @notdanilo thats great news. Thanks. Maybe you are so kind to look into this issue as well? nash-io/openlimits-python#6 Thanks!! |
I just tracked it down to ferrilab/bitvec#105, which is really bad because we have 3 dependency layers above bitvec (elliptic-cursve -> ecdsa -> k256).
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Hi, I have completely same error, when I try to compile I tried to use a workaround from the issue, which you mentioned:
But then another compilation error comes up (this has to do with Windows 10 it seems, cause the problem is
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@Bi0max hi! The fix for the funty issue is being delivered soon. Regarding the missing gmp.lib file, I just faced it myself when setting up the automated checks for Windows. Please check these links: ZenGo-X/kms-secp256k1#25 I will add proper documentation describing this pre-req. |
Hi, sorry, I missed the previous comment ... created #168 to avoid issue with funty. |
@notdanilo, thank you for the hint. I managed to install 32-bit version of GMP from the link you provided.
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@Bi0max the plan is to fix this issue today. Let's follow this up here: nash-io/openlimits-python#6 |
Hi
I get several errors building.
VSC also shows me
could not compile 'ff'
in Cargo.tomlWhat am I doing wrong or is there a known issue right now?
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