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Fix build error with CGAL 5.6 with -std=gnu++17 on Fedora #3045

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Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to use const references or copies when iterating.

Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.
@SoftFever SoftFever changed the title Fix build with CGAL 5.6 Fix build error with CGAL 5.6 with -std=gnu++17 on Fedora Dec 9, 2023
@SoftFever SoftFever merged commit 325009b into SoftFever:main Dec 9, 2023
@jbroadus jbroadus deleted the fix-cgal-error branch December 14, 2023 08:03
andir pushed a commit to andir/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2024
Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. Not where why it is gone but the issue
still persists and thus the patch should still be added.
andir pushed a commit to andir/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2024
Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone but the issue
still persists and thus the patch should still be added.
andir pushed a commit to andir/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2024
Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone but the issue
still persists thus the patch should still be added.
andir pushed a commit to andir/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2024
Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone, but the issue
still persists thus the patch should still be added.
andir pushed a commit to andir/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2024
Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone, but the issue
still persists thus the patch should still be added.
SoftFever pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 18, 2024
* Fix build with CGAL 5.6

Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in #3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone, but the issue
still persists thus the patch should still be added.
henrivdr pushed a commit to henrivdr/OrcaSlicer that referenced this pull request Aug 18, 2024
* Fix build with CGAL 5.6

Surface_mesh iterators no longer return references, so it's necessary to
use const references or copies when iterating.

This was previously merged in SoftFever#3045 but isn't references in the
current main branch anymore. No idea where why it is gone, but the issue
still persists thus the patch should still be added.
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