system environment configure
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/home/cobot/Desktop/cobotsys_sdk/install/x86-64-install/devel/include/Tiger.Common/logger/Logger.h:21: error: ‘__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__’ was not declared in this scope #define LOG_INFO google::LogMessage(__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__, __FILE__, __LINE__, google::GLOG_INFO).stream() ^hello everyone, in one qt-project, I came across this problem. However, the env has been set like the following pic:
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/home/cobot/Desktop/cobotsys_sdk/install/x86-64-install/devel/include/Tiger.Common/logger/Logger.h:21: error: ‘__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__’ was not declared in this scope #define LOG_INFO google::LogMessage(__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__, __FILE__, __LINE__, google::GLOG_INFO).stream() ^hello everyone, in one qt-project, I came across this problem. However, the env has been set like the following pic:
could any one offer me a hand? thanks in advance!@small_bird said in system environmet configure:
__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__You have underscores as prefix and postfix.
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@small_bird said in system environmet configure:
__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__You have underscores as prefix and postfix.
@jsulm yes, I ignore the prefix and postfix and set it as system env var like this :
COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME /home/cobothowever, the errors are the same!!
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@small_bird said in system environmet configure:
__COBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME__You have underscores as prefix and postfix.
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@jsulm adding the prefix and postfix or not does not affect the result
@small_bird What I mean is: you should use same name for the variable, either both (in env and code) with underscores or both without.
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@small_bird What I mean is: you should use same name for the variable, either both (in env and code) with underscores or both without.
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@jsulm yes, I copy the variable into the env configure dialog. result remains the same!
@small_bird One moment - what you're trying works only for defines (-DCOBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME ...), not for env variables!
See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#defines
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@small_bird One moment - what you're trying works only for defines (-DCOBOTSYS_MODULE_NAME ...), not for env variables!
See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#defines
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@jsulm no, I want to define the var to eliminate the output error.
@small_bird As I said if you want env variable then you have to read it at runtime...
