Getting build errors in Image.h related to vector definition in default_init_allocator.h about cscore HOT 8 CLOSED

The source code line triggering the build error is line 35 of Image.h:

  explicit Image(std::size_t capacity)
      : m_data{capacity, default_init_allocator<uchar>{}} {
    m_data.resize(0);
  }

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What compiler are you using? While this approach optimizes performance (important on embedded systems), it's almost certainly not necessary for desktops. There's a workaround a few lines above for MSVC (which has a similar issue compiling this code) using #ifdef _WIN32 but it could easily be more broadly applied based on the compiler or compiler version in use.

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I'm using XCode in the latest macOS. It doesn't look like this code has been tested for building on macOS - I'll make some changes and do a pull request. It should be able to build and run on a desktop just as it does on an embedded system, right?

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The python package robotpy-cscore compiles and runs on OSX (but it uses its own build system), so you should be able to fix it to work without changing source code I suspect... though, I think my build system prefers C++14 if it finds support for that.

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I am having the same issue. Has a fix been created yet or is at least in the works?

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A fix is in the works.

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Running ./gradlew build -PskipAthena with the latest build seems to fix the issue for me.

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This has been fixed; the code that caused an issue on Mac is now conditionally compiled so it is used only on Linux.

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