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Critical error in the framework #4

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Anna-Vas opened this issue Jan 19, 2025 · 0 comments
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Critical error in the framework #4

Anna-Vas opened this issue Jan 19, 2025 · 0 comments

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I've been working on a lab using this framework and ran into some issues that made it impossible to run the code, so I'm hoping for an urgent fix or an explanation of how I can resolve this problem myself.
First of all, I installed the framework on my laptop with Ububntu 22.04.4 LTS, strictly following the instruction provided in README.md and tried to run application with Visual Studio Code. I ran into a fatal error (files like <include.h> couldn't be found, even though they were present in correct directories) and a Pompeu Fabra employee helped me resolve this problem during a practice session by deleting build directory and letting VSCode create a new one.
At home I continued working on the project and after a long series of successful runs, the problem suddenly reappeared. I tried deleting build folder, reinstalling the framework and VSCode, even manually providing full pathes to all the <*.h> files, but none of this worked (only the latter fixed this error, but another one appeared). Also, I tried to install the framework on two different Windows devices (Windows 7 Maximum and Windows 10 Home). When running cmake on any of them, many errors are generated that I cannot fix myself. Listing of cmake on both computers is attached to this issue.
I kindly ask you to help me configure the framework so that it would work on any of these computers, but I would prefer fixing it for the Linux laptop.
Thank you in advance for looking into the issue.

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