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can't find libevent_windows #97
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You need to enable hunter to use the bundled libevent. (And your error is because your project does not use hunter, so you are not including the hunter gate file. |
do i need to include some cmake file or just the commandline arg, because in the third image i used the (nearly) exact same command as in the CI script and it still errored |
If you want to use hunter, you need to have these two files before your project declaration: Line 16 in f4425af
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I have the same problem when trying to build in Visual Studio. libevent is installed with vcpkg, but I still get an error on Cmake output:
When setting Cmake output:
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Your issue seems to be, that you are mixing vcpkg versions with the non-vcpkg version, but the vcpkg version seems to be incompatible, possibly because you build it as a debug package without proper pkconfig files? |
There are no libevent builds installed other than the vcpkg version and building for target x64-Release yields the same errors. |
Yeah it seems to pick up a local libevent install even when
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Hi, I've been using this library flawlessly on linux for a while, and I wanted to port the app I'm using it with to windows while it's still kinda early in development.
Unfortunately, no matter what I try, I can't get it to realize I have libevent installed, and it errors.
Is there something I'm missing here? or a step i forgot to do?
Of note, opting for the
USE_BUNDLED_*
versions of libraries results in this error:Attempting to remedy the above problem by enabling hunter gives me a new error. Using the exact(ish) same command as in the CI script, it fails with an error that's straight-up wrong.
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