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EDIT: It looks like the port's CMakeLists.txt file does not deal with compiling for C++17 (std is set to C++11), then thereafter (when called), from a program compiled with C++17, now all of a sudden std::string_view is defined, but that overload is not available.
I've for now plugged the file for my purposes, but it should obviously be done correctly (I'm not qualified).
I don't know what the solution is, butHowardHinnant/date#398 is the problem.EDIT: It looks like the port's
CMakeLists.txt
file does not deal with compiling for C++17 (std is set to C++11), then thereafter (when called), from a program compiled with C++17, now all of a suddenstd::string_view
is defined, but that overload is not available.I've for now
plugged
the file for my purposes, but it should obviously be done correctly (I'm not qualified).CMakeLists.txt
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