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I'm converting this to a Q&A discussion. This is not a project issue but a local problem; CI builds fine, and it works on my machine - and that of at least one other person. |
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Looking at your "sudo apt install" I can tell you that you can deselect build-essentials, libc++-dev and libstdc++-dev, at least for this solution. Manually installing clang is enough; it will pull in everything else it needs. You can try running the following commands to remove the manual install flags on the other packages and clean up whatever is actually not needed: sudo apt-mark auto build-essentials libc++-dev libstdc++-dev
sudo apt autoremove There's no reason to assume this will solve your problem, but it'll remove bloat from your setup. |
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i tried on my work machine with the same setup and here it worked first time... it must be something with my machine at home... sorry for the bother... just to note - the packages i installed for it to sucessfully compile are as follows: sudo apt install clang libc++-dev libstdc++-12-dev |
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steps taken:
clone git repo inside a ubuntu 22.04 machine running amd64 hardware (Ryzen 3 3200g)
cd into said directory
apt install dependencies (?) (sudo apt install clang build-essentials libc++-dev libstdc++-dev)
run run.sh gives me this output:
what iam doing wrong?
Thanks for the help
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