compiling this isn't straightforward

[naikrovek]

Hi, thank you for this tool.

I'm not able to compile it, even though I know how to use cmake and I have cloned with --recursive.

I think the version of Catch2 that you're using is out of date, as I get compile errors from it. When I search for that error on the Catch2 repo, I find an issue mentioning that it is fixed in a later v2 release, so I replaced the submodule with the latest v2 Catch2 release. I got further, but now I get unused variable errors for variables which are definitely used (because I get "use of undeclared identifier" errors when I comment them out.)

I've tried with both gcc and clang/clang++ and I don't know C++ well enough to fix these.

[naikrovek]

Following the azure build yaml also doesn't seem to work. I thought gcc-8 may have been required, but it gives the same errors. I'm out of ideas.

[philburr]

I have a build that fixes these issues. I will push it out today.

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[naikrovek]

You did it, thank you so very much!

[naikrovek]

Man, I need to get a better computer. Or try doing this on one of my better computers. ATSC is CPU intensive, apparently. 😄

I knew it was, but I thought something written in C would work on that computer.

Thanks again. Issue resolved, so closing. You're my hero.