newRPL - build 1255 released! [updated to 1299]

[BarryMead]

(12-24-2017 04:27 AM)Claudio L. Wrote:  

(12-24-2017 12:43 AM)BarryMead Wrote:  Claudio: On my Ubuntu 16.04 Linux system, the header file that defines uint32_t is named "stdint.h". (On Windows systems it is called stddef.h) I tried adding #include <stdint.h> to the mainwindow.cpp file which fixed that particular bug, but a whole new batch of errors surfaced, so I assumed that adding the #include <stdint.h> was not the correct approach to solving the issue.

I realize that this project is in alpha, so I don't expect it to be polished, or bug free.
I made an earnest attempt to compile a native Linux version, but perhaps it just isn't meant to be.

Take Care, Barry

Sounds like you are giving up. Most of my work is done on Ubuntu, I build there all the time and never had that problem. Did you try installing those packages? All those types are supposed to be included already since mainwindow.cpp is a Qt C++ class and has all the standard Qt includes.
If not then add:
#include <cstdint>

instead of including stdint.h which is for plain C.

I not only confirmed that all of those packages are installed using synaptic, but re-installed each of them to be sure. I also tried your #include <cstdint> suggestion
and that did not help either. There is obviously some dependency missing. I tried posting the error messages into generic google searches to see if any suggestions came up, but had no success. The errors are just too generic. I haven't exactly given up, but have simply run out of leads to follow. Unless you or someone else on the forum has some fresh ideas to try, I simply don't know to find what is missing.
Thanks for the suggestions, Merry Christmas, Barry