Solved Is there something like bits/stdc++.h ?

[bda65]

Hi,

I'm all but a seasoned programmer.
When trying to compile stegosaurus , which is a LV2/VST/DSSI drum synth, i got this error:

Compiling ../../delirium_ui/delirium_ui_widget_base.cpp
../../delirium_ui/delirium_ui_widget_base.cpp:3:9: fatal error: 'bits/stdc++.h' file not found
    3 | #include<bits/stdc++.h>
      |         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1 error generated.

As bits/stdc++.h is a non-standard header file of GNU C++ library, is there something equivalent for FreeBSD or do i need to rewrite the needed part of it for steganosaurus ?

Help appreciated

 

[mer]

It all depends on what is in "bits/stdc++.h". clang has /usr/include/c++/bits, not sure if it has what the code is using

 

[cracauer@]

You get this header via the gcc packages.

Note that when you use LLVM it still uses the g++ standard library.

Are you using LLVM or gcc?

 

[bda65]

LLVM.

But i've found a solution. Some cpp files needs setprecision which is part of iomanip. Compilation is finished after including iomanip in place of bits/stdc++.h...
Part of the solution was found in this gist
GNU people seem to make weird things sometime

Thanks mer and cracauer@