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I have been using nana library for a while for my application on Windows and it works great. Now I am trying to do a Linux build but I can not seem to link nana to my application correctly.

I have tried this but it also did not seem to work

I have created a small example to demonstrate the issue. Here is my main.cpp

I'm trying to build Aeron on Windows with VS2022. I have all requirements stated in README.md (eg I've installed JDK etc) and have run the build script in Developer PowerShell VS2022 using the following script

I've managed to compare 3 separate ranges on one workbook with 3 single ranges across 3 workbooks. Right now it's written to just pop up with a message box either letting me know the data is the same or the data is different. What I would like to do is for the macro to not only let me know there are differences, but to also highlight where the differences are to me. I guess this could be done by just highlighting the cells on the first workbook that are different to the other three or I guess it could also be done by pasting the different values on the sheets in question from COL N onward.

I am trying to use OpenCV in VS Code. Here's what I've done:

Installed OpenCV for windows.

Added "C:\opencv\build\x64\vc15\bin","C:\opencv\build\x64\vc15\lib" PATH environment variable.

Here's my CMakeLists.txt file.

After making my application work on Linux, I'm trying cross-compile it for Windows and MacOSX. I already use CMake.

I began by creating a toolchain file. This works. My linux program is compiled with mingw and I receive a .exe at the end.

I'm trying to create a library with CMake that uses libcurl but GCC is consistently failing to find certain structs and defines even though they were included. I have curl, libssl-dev, and libcurl4-openssl-dev installed. I was able to compile a standalone example program generated by curl http://example.com --libcurl libcurl-out.c with gcc libcurl-out.c -lcurl.

Here is my project structure:

I have installed vcpkg and opencv using vcpkg to try import the opencv library in c++ and I keep getting the following error:

I am having an issue with VoiceOver not honoring coded Accessibility values (label/hint/ect). I have been able to replicate the issue by changing the Bundle Identifier. My original Bundle Identifier has issues with all VoiceOver Functions. If I append anything to the end of my Bundle Identifier, delete app on iPhone, Clean Project, force close xCode, click on the project, let it build then install the issue is gone. If I rename back to the original Bundle Identifier, delete app on iPhone, force close xCode, click on the project, let it build then install the issue returns. I have tried this process all day trying to isolate the issue. including deleting derived data after force close of xCode but it does not appear to affect either the app with the original Bundle Identifier or the new Bundle Identifier.

While the issue affects the entire app it is very evident on the UITabBarController. VoiceOver on the app with original Bundle Identifier Says the following when touching a Tab Bar Item

On a github repository my_repo, I could correctly set up github actions to trigger build, tests and documentation: