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Hey there,
we are working on a project and want to use CEGUI.
Sadly there are some compile errors we can't solve.

This is the console print (Spoiler: it is HUGE ):

DaCortex: which cegui version do u use?

yaronct wrote:DaCortex: which cegui version do u use?

Hey BBCode,

i am using the https://bitbucket.org/cegui/cegui repository as submodule.
So it should be the "newest" version, shouldn't it?

I am pretty sure it is v0-8.

Plz use the latest stable release (currently v0-8-7)

yaronct wrote:Plz use the latest stable release (currently v0-8-7)

I was just following the instructions given by this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ttTPS19yNk
and by this link:
http://cegui.org.uk/wiki/Building_from_source

Still there is the same error. As it seems these are just examples, arent they?

Sounds like something in CMake went wrong on your machine, because I never had this issue in the samples_framework - were there any warnings or errors when you generated the build files?

@yaronct: he surely can use v0-8 branch - actually, it's better to use it instead of the release zip if one knows how to use hg since the latest fixes are only available there

lucebac wrote:Sounds like something in CMake went wrong on your machine, because I never had this issue in the samples_framework - were there any warnings or errors when you generated the build files?

@yaronct: he surely can use v0-8 branch - actually, it's better to use it instead of the release zip if one knows how to use hg since the latest fixes are only available there

Using the default branch occurrs a lot of warnings. v0-8 and the latest "stable" one do work.. beside my posted error.
Anyway, here is the cmake.. printout.
There are some warnings:

lucebac wrote:@yaronct: he surely can use v0-8 branch - actually, it's better to use it instead of the release zip if one knows how to use hg since the latest fixes are only available there

And the latest bugs

Yeah, but it's more likely that they have been fixed in the upstream version - just look into the release history

Guys, please don't fight
I'd prefer talking about the problem

@DaCortex: which OS do you work on? Seems to be something like MacOS or Unix, isn't it?

lucebac wrote:@DaCortex: which OS do you work on? Seems to be something like MacOS or Unix, isn't it?

I am working on ubuntu 14.04LTS 64bit

DaCortex: The aforementioned operator is declared (String.h:5462):



At least, the compiler should b able to understand it should use that version of the operator. Therefore this seems like a GCC bug. I'd look into it but GCC 4.8 is old and afaik not used by the latest stable version of any distribution. Therefore I'd recommend u to update to the latest ubuntu LTS (currently 16.04). If u don't wanna do that, plz update GCC (there's a PPA from which u can install GCC 4.9 or 5 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS)

@lucebac: Also remember that we maintain ABI compatibility between different releases in the same branch, but not between revisions. Therefore, I think, our formal recommendation should be to use the latest stable release. I think we should, though, encourage users to use the latest revision of a branch, as long as they understand the consequences (i.e. no ABI/API compatibility). I think I'll update the wiki accordingly.

Hey guys,
i updated to 16.04 and no i am having different errors. But i think these are fixable.
I am going to get in touch with you as soon as this error is occuring again!

See you