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<AnwaarKhalid[m]> I sent out a mail to the mailing list but looks like it's not showing up there. Does it first need an approval from some moderator?
<zoq[m]> AnwaarKhalid[m]: No, but you need to subscribe first, you did that?
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> Oh, I'm subscribed from a different email. Should I subscribe first and then send the email again?
<zoq[m]> AnwaarKhalid[m]: Yes, the mail address has to match with the one you subscribed.
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<VageeshaDattaGVa> Hello zog, I am also interested contributing to this organization through GSoC'22. I have experience in C++ and Machine Learning.I have seen the first webpage, but the second webpage is giving me an error "The requested URL was not found on this server." Can you help with this?
<zoq[m]> Let's try it without https.
<jonpsy[m]> > <@eshaanagarwal:matrix.org> nope !
<jonpsy[m]> > I have very silly question here. Suppose i have built my library and then make couple of changes. So do i need to start from cmake ../ again or simply make and so on ?
<jonpsy[m]> Depends on the type of change. If you've changed `cmake` options, then yes you have to run `cmake ..` again. However if you've only changed normal .cpp/.h files, I don't think it should be neccessary. One trick that always works for me is to delete the entire `build` directory and compile again if I'm unsure (but that should be last resort)
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