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On some platforms, doctest is unavailable. This seems to be the case on FreeBSD, and I've got an active bug out on Fedora support (see #528 ). Given that doctest can be acquired as a single header, we probably ought fetch it in such a case iff USE_NETWORK is ON.
I'm not sure whether FreeBSD Ports are allowed to go grabbing source during the compilation step. If not, this probably isn't worth doing, and we ought just construct our Port using both notcurses and doctest.h as sources (i.e. portsnap or whatever would be grabbing it).
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On some platforms, doctest is unavailable. This seems to be the case on FreeBSD, and I've got an active bug out on Fedora support (see #528 ). Given that doctest can be acquired as a single header, we probably ought fetch it in such a case iff
USE_NETWORK
is ON.I'm not sure whether FreeBSD Ports are allowed to go grabbing source during the compilation step. If not, this probably isn't worth doing, and we ought just construct our Port using both notcurses and doctest.h as sources (i.e.
portsnap
or whatever would be grabbing it).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: