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<hkaiser> "sarkar_t: yes, try to find out..." <- Sure!
<sarkar_t[m]>
<hkaiser> "that list is probably too short..." <- Okay, I will look into this and maybe write some tests for the algorithms supporting s/r based executors that don't already have tests written for them
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<Aarya[m]>
hkaiser: In HPXC hpxc_rwlock_timed* functions are not doing anything. Why is that?
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<matrixb01x>
hello I am trying to run simple hello world code using hpx namespace `#include <hpx/hpx_main.hpp>
<matrixb01x>
it was the simpler method so i used vcpkg
<hkaiser>
that missing symbol should be available from libhpx.so
<hkaiser>
could you check whether it is there?
<matrixb01x>
i cant find it
<hkaiser>
matrixb01x: how did you check?
<hkaiser>
also, what is the output generated from `ldd ./your_application` ?
<hkaiser>
matrixb01x: and please don't post it here directly, rather copy/paste the output to some sharing service (gist.github.com or similar) and give us the link
<matrixb01x>
@hkaiser i looked into the hpx folder where it was installed for the libhpx.so
<hkaiser>
well, if you used vcpkg to install HPX the file should be somewhere
<matrixb01x>
and the the binary is not being created and i get this error when i run make all https://pastebin.com/FwvGsCdK
<hkaiser>
ok
<hkaiser>
that doesn't sound right - I would consider using vcpkg for building hpx broken, at this point - as said, I have never tried doing this
<matrixb01x>
@hkaiser i found libhpx.a not libhpx.so