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Eventmachine 1.2.5 not installing in Mac OS high Sierra #830
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First thing I found around the web suggests changing |
OK so the issue is not that your on Mac OS, it's that you're using LLVM 6.0 and C++17, so it's not looking at There's a https://github.com/eventmachine/eventmachine/blob/master/ext/project.h#L118 |
Can i comment the line 118? |
well that didnt work lol. At this point idk what i am doing. |
Got this fixed by uninstalling llvm that was installed using homeBrew |
Thanks for reporting this issue! I'm going to leave it open because I will fix it for the next release. I see what needs to be done in the code to resolve this. |
This resolves the conflict of socket bind() vs std::bind(), as more std:: functions may be introduced in future versions of C++. Resolves eventmachine#830
This resolves the conflict of socket bind() vs std::bind(), as more std:: functions may be introduced in future versions of C++. Resolves eventmachine#830
This resolves the conflict of socket bind() vs std::bind(), as more std:: functions may be introduced in future versions of C++. Resolves #830
…tmachine#831) This resolves the conflict of socket bind() vs std::bind(), as more std:: functions may be introduced in future versions of C++. Resolves eventmachine#830
…tmachine#831) This resolves the conflict of socket bind() vs std::bind(), as more std:: functions may be introduced in future versions of C++. Resolves eventmachine#830
I was having this issue with eventmachine 1.0.9.1 on Mac OS 10.13.6 using Ruby 2.3.7 and 2.4.4. |
For some reason, I have to use eventmachine v1.2.0.1. |
Not a MacOS type. I've also got a few commits on top of the current EM. See https://travis-ci.org/MSP-Greg/eventmachine/builds/464361679 MacOS (10.13?) is passing with Ruby 2.3.8, 2.4.5, & 2.5.3. I could add 2.2.x to the matrix if needed... |
Ruby version 2.2.2p95
using rbenv
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