Build fixes to compile on Linux Mint 17.2 #102
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Excellent! Working great on Ubuntu LTS as well. |
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This isn't a complete replacement for CMAKE 3.1's C++11 support. Can you check if #105 works for you? I have checked it on OSX and changed the Circle CI build rules to run it against default cmake (2.8 I believe). |
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Dropping this. |
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Unfortunately encfs 1.7.4 shipping with Linux Mint 17.2 appears broken (Unable to find nameio interface nameio/block, version 4:0:0).
This pull request puts in two minor tweaks to the CMakeLists.txt to build with the versions of CMake (2.8.12.2) and g++ (4.8.4) that Mint ships with.