Matthew, They are not maintained anymore. Last time I did some work on libcomoncpp2 was was 4 years ago. I’d suggest to give ucommon a try as they are more recent than libcommoncpp2. If you like to work on multiple platform I’d suggest to use build.opensuse.org <http://build.opensuse.org/> to host your builds.
All the best Stefano — Stefano Canepa s...@linux.it Sciûsciâ e sciorbî no se pêu (Genoese for blowing and inhaling is not possible.) > On 4 Jun 2024, at 11:16, Matthew Joyner <lmcm...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi, > > Is there any plan to update the commoncpp libaries to build with the latest > gcc compilers. > > It seems it no longer complies in Debian/Ubuntu 22.04 and on SUSE LEAP > 15/SLES 15 > > I am actually trying to rebuild the libaries for leap 42 for use in an RTP > application. But thought I would try in ubunnu as I use it on my home pc. > > it has been removed from Debian for example: > > https://tracker.debian.org/news/1423409/removed-181-10-from-unstable/ > > So I have questions. Is it that ccrtp now uses the uCommon instead? > > I got two errors so far, one I corrected as I found a solution. > > It is possible but not easy to use an older gcc like gcc 7 but difficult to > do in latest version of Ubuntu. Oldest available is gcc 8. > > https://bugs.gentoo.org/686012 for string.h > > The other is a bit more complicated: > > libtool: compile: g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I../inc -I../src > -DCCXX_EXPORT_LIBRARY -D_GNU_SOURCE -I../inc -g -O2 -MT persist.lo -MD -MP > -MF .deps/persist.Tpo -c persist.cpp -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/persist.o > In file included from persist.cpp:39: > ../inc/cc++/config.h:944:19: error: ISO C++17 does not allow dynamic > exception specifications > 944 | #define THROWS(x) throw(x) > | ^~~~~ > ../inc/cc++/persist.h:269:72: note: in expansion of macro ‘THROWS’ > 269 | Engine(std::iostream& stream, EngineMode mode, bool > compress=true) THROWS (PersistException); > > To do with the depricated throws in gcc 11 up. > > Are there plans to include the fixes for the latest gcc compilers or is the > plan to use the ucommon instead for rtp? > > Thanks, > > Matthew Joyner
