Krzysiek Karbowiak
Krzysiek Karbowiak
I had the same issue, but only when building with clang. Using gcc with all the same options was fine.
I'm closing this as I have also closed the associated PR.
@jcoupey do you think this is still relevant and worth pursuing? Copying some values into a `std::vector` should be very fast, especially for primitive types whare it can boil down...
> > do you think this is still relevant and worth pursuing? > > @kkarbowiak I don't have a definitive answer here. Probably the impact is less higher than when...
The [Wiki](https://github.com/graphhopper/jsprit/wiki) also contains this invalid link.
> Hum, if this is a bug, maybe it would simply just vanish when updating to gcc 13 as part of #1080? Quite possibly. Compiling using g++ 13.2.1 does not...
I have installed 24.04 as a virtual machine. It ships with g++ 13.2.0 and clang++ 18.1.3. Looking at the [toolchain upgrades](https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/noble-numbat-release-notes/39890#toolchain-upgrades-10) part of the release notes page I thought it...
> I'm all for it: that is something I've had in mind since I first heard about ranges before they even were part of the standard! Never got around to...
I think adding some checks in a CI is a very good idea. If the slowdown is this big, those could be limited only to release branches (or even release...
While current master branch compiles fine using clang-15 on my machine, the v5.27.1 release sadly does not. I guess I forgot about the compilation problems with this project.