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C++ versions less than C++14 are not supported #45
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I just ran into a similar issue. I added flutter sequencer to a pretty much clean project targeting android and developing on windows. So far I've found adjusting CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD in CMakeLists.txt has some affect. Oddly even with CXX 17, I get the message that versions < C++14 are not supported. Changing to CXX 14, 20, or 23 yield other errors loading the same (abseil) library. Let me know if you've found a solution or made other progress, I'd like to solve this and submit a PR if necessary. |
@dbrowne11 @e1ke |
no, unfortunately I could not solve the issue. I used the flutter_sequencer to get a clean metronome but because of this issue i changed my app to sadly not use this package anymore. Instead I tried to implement my own algorithm for a metronome on point but I am still struggling with it |
I think I found the problem. Sfizz, which checked out as a third party repo with a given commit Based on the .gitsubmodules file in the sfizz folder, it should check out the branch = lts_2020_02_25, but if you check the version with I updated the the submodules at android/third_party/sfizz:
Then I deleted the android/.cxx folder. After this when I tried to rebuilt my project, it built successfully. I am not sure how to fix this in the package, as the problem is in the checked out sfizz repo I think. |
Hi Mike,
we had contact a few months ago, thank you again for this great Flutter plugin.
I tried to run my App on my Windows environment but sady it throws an error. It looks like the cpp 'Abseil' lib is having issues:
could I somehow help you, updating this plugin? Do you need more information?
I found these hints on my research:
protocolbuffers/protobuf#12393
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75850778/error-c-versions-less-than-c14-are-not-supported-in-bazel-how-to-resolve
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