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compiler errors: he type net.openhft.chronicle.core.ReferenceCounted cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files #73
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So do you have version conflict in classpath? I did not test with late versions of dependencies yet, but I suppose we have to refresh already (too many new versions were released already) |
I was able to build and did not see any conflicts.
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So do you have version conflict in classpath? I did not test with late
versions of dependencies yet, but I suppose we have to refresh already (too
many new versions were released already)
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Swarwick -> you wrote that were able to build. What version of the JARS and Java were you using so how clean was your build? (i.e. from scratch? If you were using the JARS listed with the project, these are very old. Also of you used an older version of Java then this is old too. Can you retry with the latest Java compiler and JARS? This is a clean rebuild. |
I don't recall actually, I believe I was using Java 8 and I did a clean
build
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Swarwick -> you wrote that were able to build. What version of the JARS
and Java were you using so how clean was your build? (i.e. from scratch? If
you were using the JARS listed with the project, these are very old. Also
of you used an older version of Java then this is old too. Can you retry
with the latest Java compiler and JARS? This is a clean rebuild.
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I downloaded this sofware and tried to get it compile, but with no avail. From reading other error messages posted here, it might depend on which version of the jars one is using and perhaps the java compiler. I am using jdk 14.0.1 and the version of slf4j is 2.0.0-alpha1 and the version of chronicle-bytes is 2.19.6. The file in which the errors occur are SbeBufferImpl.java
the other error is Line breakpoint:SbeBufferImpl [line: 83] - release()
- The method release() is undefined for the type BytesStore<capture#43-
of ?,capture#44-of ?>
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