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Bundling a more recent version of fmtlib/spdlog/sailfish will probably solve the problem.
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Compilation error in dependency spdlog (error: expected unqualified-id before numeric constant)
Compilation error in dependency fmtlib (error: expected unqualified-id before numeric constant)
Mar 16, 2019
Many thanks for your report and solution about the error of FuSeq during installation from source using Ubuntu 18.04.
Since I was successful with other versions of Linux (e.g., Ubuntu 16.04 and Centos 3.10 ), so I think it is likely that the error wass due to the Linux OS version rather than the Sailfish's codes.
For using the binary version of FuSeq in Ubuntu 18, as my experiment, it is still ok; but similarly to Ubuntu 16, it still needs to remove librt.so.1 from folder "linux/lib".
During 'make' step inside sailfish 0.10 an error occurs breaking the installation script.
Ubuntu 18.04 / FuSeq 1.1.0
The fix of spdlog is described here:
fmtlib/fmt@abbefd7
Bundling a more recent version of fmtlib/spdlog/sailfish will probably solve the problem.
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