Hi!
First of all, thanks for your work ! It's really useful and appreciated :)
That said, I'm currently struggling to integrate this template in my workflow since I'm using VS for my job and I feel like I'd be wasting my time learning how to debug with other tools (I guess you're using VSC and some dedicated plugins ?). I managed to generate a .sln by modifying the CMakePresets.json and it partially works : I can compile the dll but only in release mode. When compiling in debug mode I got an error about _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL being mismatched between my project and the linked spdlog lib. I tried to add _ALLOW_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL_MISMATCH as a compile definition in my project but then the error shows up when linking spdlog to the CommonLibSF lib.
After some investigation, I realized that CommonLibSF requires the iterator to be set to 0, and it's enforced with static_assert in the sources. That's an unusual behavior in debug mode of course but I understand that the offsets would be wrong otherwise. And of course spdlog sets it to 2 in its debug lib as it should normally be.
Do you know any workaround to this issue ? Would you consider adding VS support to the template ?
Kind regards,
ZeCroque
Hi!
First of all, thanks for your work ! It's really useful and appreciated :)
That said, I'm currently struggling to integrate this template in my workflow since I'm using VS for my job and I feel like I'd be wasting my time learning how to debug with other tools (I guess you're using VSC and some dedicated plugins ?). I managed to generate a
.slnby modifying theCMakePresets.jsonand it partially works : I can compile the dll but only in release mode. When compiling in debug mode I got an error about_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVELbeing mismatched between my project and the linkedspdloglib. I tried to add_ALLOW_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL_MISMATCHas a compile definition in my project but then the error shows up when linkingspdlogto theCommonLibSFlib.After some investigation, I realized that
CommonLibSFrequires the iterator to be set to 0, and it's enforced withstatic_assertin the sources. That's an unusual behavior in debug mode of course but I understand that the offsets would be wrong otherwise. And of coursespdlogsets it to 2 in its debug lib as it should normally be.Do you know any workaround to this issue ? Would you consider adding VS support to the template ?
Kind regards,
ZeCroque