configure ulib

[gitfoxi]

I had to go into the Ulib directory and run

./configure

Before running make in the gmake directory, following the build instructions.

That didn't even work, just let it get a bit further. Then libulib isn't found so I tried building ulib and that had a bunch of problems ... I guess I should file my grievances with ulib.

macos btw

[jdall]

Doing the usual
./configure
make
sudo make install

in the Ulib directory helped me solve this.

[gitfoxi]

That would be helpful. The problem is still that ulib doesn't build easily on mac.

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[TReed0803]

+1, I am having the same problem.

Perhaps a change to add an "ignore" expression would be helpful here. I'm trying to build this locally now, if it's easy to add I'll add it and PR it up.

[TReed0803]

Actually, I don't know premake well enough (and don't really want to spend the time). Instead I just followed the recommendation in the README and deleted the local **test.cpp

On Linux, the following frameworks fail to run at time of commenting:

1. ULib (build errors, even after configuring - ambiguous function calls)
2. Configuru (segfaults)
3. jvar (segfaults)
4. ujson (segfaults)