Errors in linux build

[rolivav]

Getting these new errors in the linux build

ads_globals.cpp : 73 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_intern_atom'
ads_globals.cpp : 74 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_intern_atom_reply'
ads_globals.cpp : 113 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_send_event'
ads_globals.cpp : 114 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_flush'
ads_globals.cpp : 131 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_unchecked'
ads_globals.cpp : 132 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_reply'
ads_globals.cpp : 169 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_value'
ads_globals.cpp : 170 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_value_length'
ads_globals.cpp : 180 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_value'
ads_globals.cpp : 181 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_value_length'
ads_globals.cpp : 197 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_atom_name'
ads_globals.cpp : 198 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_atom_name_reply'
ads_globals.cpp : 199 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_atom_name_name'
ads_globals.cpp : 231 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_change_property'
ads_globals.cpp : 232 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_flush'
ads_globals.cpp : 246 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_setup'
ads_globals.cpp : 150 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_get_property_value'
ads_globals.cpp : 246 : error : undefined reference to 'xcb_setup_roots_iterator'

What is the lib you are linking it against to make it work? I'm not very familiar with the linux environment.
I already added the QX11Extras dependency btw.

[githubuser0xFFFF]

Dp you use static builds?

[rolivav]

yes @githubuser0xFFFF. I was able to fix it adding the xcb dependency to the CMakeLists.txt. Interesting that you didn't need to add it.

if(UNIX AND NOT APPLE)
	target_link_libraries("${MODULE}" xcb)
endif()

[delins]

When I enabled a static build on ads and got errors about xcb I ended up here. Adding xcb to the target link libraries fixed it (and probably installing the dev packages through apt, which I did before it).

@rolivav I'm trying to make sense out of issue #350. @githubuser0xFFFF can't reproduce the problem. But since your system seems to differ from his, perhaps yours is like mine and you also get the bug. Could you try and see if you can reproduce it?

[rolivav]

funny thing @delins ! this was just reported by a user. I will try to reproduce it.