@dr.unstoppable 1 September 2021 edited

Compiling GS++

This article is intended for the GS++ developers. I hope other people find it useful. https://slp.dev/tooling/gs++/#introduction I want to run a BCH SLP graph search server, but I’m having trouble compiling the code. About me: I have a degree in Computer Science and 10 years work experience. I also love making street art. I use my computer-controlled laser cutter to make stencils. Then I send building owners anonymous letters asking if I can use the stencils on their wall to make art. I’m hoping I can further the BCH SLP NFT world and promote my art at the same time. My set up: I got a beefy server from a provider who allows full node wallets and has enough disk space to run a node (350Gb). It’s based in Los Angelis under the domain bchd.la1.aoe.art. Bitcoind is running and has the up-to-date BCH chain. I also installed Boost, SWIG 3 and gRPC. https://bchd.la1.aoe.art My gs++ compile time bug: After I “cmake ..” I run “make” (without the -j) and get: “`error: invalid use of incomplete type” on line 906 of the file “type_traits`” Doing some research, the nlohmann library lets a program use JSON objects in C++ but the dynamic object declaration is a little non-standard for some C++ compilers. One fix is to change the order in which files are included when the library is used. When I try running “`make nlohmann-json`” I get the same error. In the file unit-concepts.cpp, I moved line 32 “`#include <nlohmann/json.hpp>`” up to line 29, just above “`#include "doctest_compatibility.h"`” but that didn’t work. I then tried commenting out all the code in the unit-concepts.cpp file to be sure I was on the right track. However, this time when I compiled, I got an unrelated error: “`/usr/local/bin/grpc_cpp_plugin: error while loading shared libraries: libgrpc_plugin_support.so.1.41: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory`” That sounds like a permissions thing, but I still want to solve the problem with the nlohmann library. Thank you for your help!