Hi Friedrich
>No proper insight into Threadweaver myself here. If no-one else picks
>up your
>question here on the ML in the next days I propose to file a bug then,
>hoping
>that someone with clue might have time one day to pick up this issue.
Thanks
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Mit freundlichem Gruss
Christian Rig
Hi Friedrich
>Thanks for the pointer. Forgiven, but then forgive me for being lazy as
>well
>and not setting up a remote to fetch your commit but doing a new commit
>myself
>directly :)
No problem, I was just too lazy to make myself an account on KDE's dev-system,
so I joined the mailinglis
Am Donnerstag, 25. März 2021, 06:59:35 CET schrieb Christian Riggenbach:
> >Interesting that you are the first one to hit this in all the years...
> >but I
> >agree with your fix, is consistent with the other export header
> >includes and
> >needed, both for the CamelCase forward includes but also
Hi Threadweaver team
I found a small error in the source code, which inhibits the inclusion of
in my own program to throw an exception to fail a job:
The include for threadweaver_export.h uses <> instead of "", which gives you a
file-
not-found error from the compiler.
Forgive me for posting a
Hi Christian,
Am Mittwoch, 24. März 2021, 20:49:16 CET schrieb Christian Riggenbach:
> Hi Threadweaver team
>
> I found a small error in the source code, which inhibits the inclusion of
> in my own program to throw an exception to fail a
> job: The include for threadweaver_export.h uses <> inste
