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Oct 31, 2024
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The archive in README for benchmark tests doesn't build successfully.
At the current moment container requires absl, ./build.sh instead of sh build.sh, updated pkg-config, recursive clone of re2 and many other things.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The Dockerfile worked years ago, but probably needs updating. So I can't guarantee the containerized version. But manually it works fine.
For the manual test, all libraries must be installed first and RE/flex should be built before compiling and running the tests using make and run.sh.
I'm not in a hurry to update the Dockerfile, which was just included for convenience, since the tests can be run on a Linux box w/o container. Maybe I should remove the Dockerfile if it's not maintainable.
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docSomething needs to be clarified or corrected in the documentationproblemSomething isn't working right due to a (minor) problemquestionA technical question that has or needs clarification
The archive in README for benchmark tests doesn't build successfully.
At the current moment container requires absl,
./build.sh
instead ofsh build.sh
, updatedpkg-config
, recursive clone of re2 and many other things.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: