vcpkg dependencies miss resolved #4858
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I can confirm this bug. I am also unable to get xmake to find anything that is already installed from vcpkg. F:\Tutorial\secret work\xmakeforgotten>xmake -vyD
checking for cl.exe ... C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Professional\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.39.33519\bin\HostX64\x64\cl.exe
checking for Microsoft Visual Studio (x64) version ... 2022
checking for Microsoft C/C++ Compiler (x64) version ... 19.39.33521
checkinfo: cannot runv(zig.exe version), No such file or directory
checking for zig ... no
checkinfo: cannot runv(zig.exe version), No such file or directory
checking for zig ... no
checkinfo: cannot runv(nim.exe --version), No such file or directory
checking for nim ... no
checkinfo: cannot runv(nim.exe --version), No such file or directory
checking for nim ... no
checkinfo: cannot runv(unzip.exe -v), No such file or directory
checking for unzip ... no
checking for 7z ... C:\Users\codin\xmake\winenv\bin\7z
checking for git ... ok
checkinfo: cannot runv(gzip.exe --version), No such file or directory
checking for gzip ... no
finding Boost from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::Boost ... no
finding cryptopp from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::cryptopp ... no
finding fmt from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::fmt ... no
finding Threads from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::Threads ... no
finding Lua from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::Lua ... no
finding unofficial-libmariadb from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::unofficial-libmariadb ... no
finding pugixml from vcpkg ..
checking for vcpkg::pugixml ... no
note: the following packages were not found on your system, try again after installing them:
-> vcpkg::Boost latest
-> vcpkg::cryptopp latest
-> vcpkg::fmt latest
-> vcpkg::Threads latest
-> vcpkg::Lua latest
-> vcpkg::unofficial-libmariadb latest
-> vcpkg::pugixml latest
error: @programdir\core\main.lua:329: @programdir\core\sandbox\modules\import\core\base\task.lua:65: stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'error'
[@programdir\core\base\os.lua:968]:
[...modules\private\action\require\impl\install_packages.lua:754]:
[@programdir\modules\private\action\require\install.lua:85]:
[@programdir\actions\config\main.lua:387]:
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
[@programdir\core\base\utils.lua:275]:
[@programdir\core\base\task.lua:491]: in function 'run'
[@programdir\core\sandbox\modules\import\core\base\task.lua:63]: in function 'run'
[@programdir\actions\build\main.lua:191]:
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
[@programdir\core\base\utils.lua:275]:
[@programdir\core\base\task.lua:491]: in function 'run'
[@programdir\core\main.lua:327]: in function 'cotask'
[@programdir\core\base\scheduler.lua:406]:
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'error'
@programdir\core\base\os.lua:957: in function 'base/os.raiselevel'
(...tail calls...)
@programdir\core\main.lua:329: in upvalue 'cotask'
@programdir\core\base\scheduler.lua:406: in function <@programdir\core\base\scheduler.lua:399>
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Yo pretty much anyone who wants to use this program who also uses vcpkg right now can't. So most are probably skipping over this build system and moving on to another, it should be a very big priority to fix this as soon as possible. |
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There are two issues here:
and we can use other some boost subpackages. $ xrepo search vcpkg::boost
The package names:
vcpkg::boost:
-> vcpkg::boost[mpi]: Build with MPI support
-> vcpkg::boost-accumulators-1.73.0: Boost accumulators module
-> vcpkg::boost-algorithm-1.73.0: Boost algorithm module
-> vcpkg::boost-align-1.73.0: Boost align module
-> vcpkg::boost-any-1.73.0: Boost any module
-> vcpkg::boost-array-1.73.0: Boost array module
-> vcpkg::boost-asio-1.73.0#2: Boost asio module
-> vcpkg::boost-assert-1.73.0: Boost assert module
-> vcpkg::boost-assign-1.73.0: Boost assign module
-> vcpkg::boost-atomic-1.73.0: Boost atomic module
-> vcpkg::boost-beast-1.73.0#2: Boost beast module
-> vcpkg::boost-bimap-1.73.0: Boost bimap module
-> vcpkg::boost-bind-1.73.0: Boost bind module
...duplicated issues:
It's not a bug, I just haven't had enough time to support it yet. If you want to use cascading dependency support for packages, use packages from xmake-repo if possible, or be patient, maybe in the future I'll support this feature for repositories like vcpkg/conan. But I can't guarantee the timing. |
When you say "Cascading" I assume you mean, if I wanted spdlog for example, it depends on FMT so that would be cascading right? Trying to import spdlog which relies on another, which might rely on another... this is what I assume you mean.. if that is true, then there is still very much an isssue, as the other packages listed there weren't cascading, they were all necessary packages. It didn't find FMT, which is required, it didn't find Cryptopp, which is required, it didn't find lua, ect, ect, ect. So yeah, still very much a problem here, as none of those are from "Cascading"... |
right, only xmake-repo packages support it now. if you use vcpkg packages, you need use |
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Well I didn't start off using the prefix vcpkg::, I only found it, and used it, after trying without failed. When I noticed the prefix, I thought it would surely fix my problem as I already have vcpkg on my system. I tried using my own, fail. Then I found xrepo and tried xrepo via command line, both with the prefix and without. All fail. I have already moved on to using a different build system and now have it up and running. I am also using different package manager now too. I just figured this thread would do good with having another person verifying the bug. It's your choice to look into it or not. |
if you use xrepo and fails, you can open an issue and provide logs, otherwise we don't know what error you're experiencing and can't fix it. Even if you don't use xmake anymore, you can still provide an issue, which might help others as well. |
Xmake Version
2.8.8
Operating System Version and Architecture
windows 10
Describe Bug
Dependencies resolution failed for packages(with no pkgconfig) form vcpkg.
e.g. vcpkg::boost
Above command can list all depencies: boost-test, boost-json, ...
But xmake failed to get these inforations.
FYI:
Additional package meta info file in:
vcpkg/ports/xxx/vcpkg.json
Expected Behavior
Dependencies resolution success for packages(with no pkgconfig) form vcpkg.
Project Configuration
add_requires("vcpkg::boost", { alias = "boost" })
target "test"
add_packages "boost"
add_files "src/*.cxx"
Additional Information and Error Logs
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