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<NabanitaDash[m]> Yes saw that.. I have changed ``DDEBUG`` flag now to test.
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> I can no longer compile the `ann-vtable` branch. I've been getting the following linking error and I've no idea how to fix it:... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/7c09c9f060ff746accd429c8310afc50d4a62083)
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<zoq[m]> > <@khalidanwaar:matrix.org> I can no longer compile the `ann-vtable` branch. I've been getting the following linking error and I've no idea how to fix it:... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/904044c8ff238512cba8e6ccf21d948e6f69fcf6)
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> Yeah, I deleted the build directory and tried a fresh build. It's strange I can compile the master branch without any problems but this branch is giving this strange linking error.
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> I tried adding the `set(CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE ON)` flag in the cmake file but then it says armadillo is not installed
<zoq[m]> And you don't have another version of mlpack installed?
<zoq[m]> Maybe the branch doesn't build rcurtin knows the answer to that.
<rcurtin[m]> huh, I have not seen anything like that... the build shouldn't be broken, I was just working on it last night
<rcurtin[m]> did you recently update your compiler or anything? the CMake configuration on that branch should be the same
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> Yeah, I was able to compile it a few days back. Just in the morning I wanted to see the new changes you made it started giving that error.
<AnwaarKhalid[m]> rcurtin[m]: I don't think I did.
<rcurtin[m]> maybe it's worth trying to build the branch in a clean Ubuntu docker container and seeing if it succeeds? if it does succeed, then it seems like maybe it is some environment issue
<ShubhamAgrawal[4> <rcurtin[m]> "maybe it's worth trying to build..." <- Can you point me to the file where docker config are there?
<rcurtin[m]> I'm not sure what you mean. I was just suggesting setting up a build environment in a standard Ubuntu container
<ShubhamAgrawal[4> rcurtin[m]: I think you have link for docker pull in get started guide
<rcurtin[m]> I still don't understand what you are trying to point out or how that's related, sorry
<ShubhamAgrawal[4> I want Dockerfile which you used during publishing on dockerhub
<ShubhamAgrawal[4> Is it under this dir?
<zoq[m]> > Is it under this dir?
<zoq[m]> zoq[m]: I guess rcurtin was just to start with ubuntu or something and install all the dependencies, but you can use that image as well.
<rcurtin[m]> yeah, both things should work