Thanks a lot. Can you show me like an example of how this command should be written? I am new to cmake so I am not aware of all the parameters it takes, I do understand it should be executed in the build folder as soon as I create it, and with also the source dir given aswell
Yours, Ahmed On Sun, Mar 1, 2020, 8:38 AM Viktor Gal <wik...@maeth.com> wrote: > if you just simply add a new cmake target: add_executable(…..) and add > target_link_libraries(your_target shogun::shogun) > > all the required dependencies and flags will be set correctly. > > ta > viktor > > > On 1 Mar 2020, at 02:10, Ahmed Khalifa via shogun-list < > shogun-list@shogun-toolbox.org> wrote: > > > > Hello guys, > > So as per the document, I should run the example using something like > gcc cartree.cpp -o native_example -I/path/to/headers -lshogun > -L/path/to/libshogun. > > However, when I do use it I get this huge wall of text, that I have no > idea what it means, could it be that /path/to/headers makes no sense? > > https://pastebin.com/ppg6jkt6 > > > > I have followed the steps on install.md minus the whole Python,R > interfaces thing cause I wanted to just make sure the cpp code runs first > > And speaking of, I didn't run make build_cpp_meta_examples cause it > seemed to be taking plenty of time, and it was already 3 am, could this be > the reason? > > Thanks, > > Ahmed > >
