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libsc
This one-liner
sc_package_id()
yields
julia> sc_package_id() CBinding.Cglobal{Int32}(Ptr{Int32} @0x00007efe185a691c)
on Linux but
julia> sc_package_id() ERROR: could not load symbol "sc_package_id": The specified procedure could not be found. Stacktrace: [1] macro expansion @ ~\.julia\packages\CBinding\9dfDe\src\cglobal.jl:22 [inlined] [2] _cglobal @ ~\.julia\packages\CBinding\9dfDe\src\cglobal.jl:19 [inlined] [3] DeferredCglobal @ ~\.julia\packages\CBinding\9dfDe\src\cglobal.jl:16 [inlined] [4] sc_package_id() @ P4est.LibP4est ~\.julia\packages\CBinding\9dfDe\src\cbindings.jl:108 [5] top-level scope @ REPL[1]:1
on Windows. This happens with multiple (maybe all) sc_ functions.
sc_
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Lucky me, I can reproduce the observed behavior on Windows \o/. I do not know yet, however, how to even approach this bug...
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This one-liner
sc_package_id()
yields
on Linux but
on Windows.
This happens with multiple (maybe all)
sc_
functions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: