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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Calculating Warp Coordinates in Cyberspace - Cyberspace Situational Awareness Post 302989112 by Neo on Sunday 8th of January 2017 08:53:48 AM
Old 01-08-2017
Hi.

Can someone do me a favor and git this repo and see if you can get this to compile?

GitHub - godlikemouse/ForceDirectedLayout: A simple C++ based force directed layout system for performing command line layouts of nodes and edges in both 2D and 3D. Supports JSON and GraphML supported input and output. Supports additional attributes and parameters in both JSON and GraphML.

I have tried three versions of Ubuntu and I get errors every time I follow the instructions and try to build this.

The author claims it compiles on Arch Linux Smilie

I can get it to compile on OSX, but I don't want to set up a cross compiler for Linux:

Code:
Linux hawk600 3.2.0-115-generic #157-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 25 16:32:19 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

If someone can get it to compile on Linux x86_64 that would be very helpful for me and my cyberspace research project (will save me a lot of time).

Thanks again.

Thanks!
 

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Net::GitHub::V2(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      Net::GitHub::V2(3pm)

NAME
Net::GitHub::V2 - Perl Interface for github.com (V2) SYNOPSIS
Prefer: use Net::GitHub; my $github = Net::GitHub->new( version => 2, # optional, default as 2 owner => 'fayland', repo => 'perl-net-github' ); Or: use Net::GitHub::V2; # for http://github.com/fayland/perl-net-github/tree/master my $github = Net::GitHub::V2->new( owner => 'fayland', repo => 'perl-net-github' ); DESCRIPTION
NOTE: Github will terminate API v1 and API v2 on May 1st, 2012 <http://develop.github.com/> For those (authentication required), you must set login and token (in <https://github.com/account>). If no login and token are provided, your .gitconfig will be loaded: if the github.user and github.token keys are defined, they will be used. my $github = Net::GitHub::V2->new( owner => 'fayland', repo => 'perl-net-github', login => 'fayland', token => '54b5197d7f92f52abc5c7149b313cf51', # faked ); If you want to work with private repo, you can set always_Authorization. To disable call rate limiting (e.g. if your account is whitelisted), set api_throttle to 0. By default, error responses are propagated to the user as they are received from the API. By switching throw_errors on you can make the be turned into exceptions instead, so that you don't have to check for error response after every call. my $github = Net::GitHub::V2->new( owner => 'fayland', repo => 'perl-net-github', login => 'fayland', token => '54b5197d7f92f52abc5c7149b313cf51', # faked always_Authorization => 1, api_throttle => 0, throw_errors => 0, ); METHODS
repos $github->repos->create( 'sandbox3', 'Sandbox desc', 'http://fayland.org/', 1 ); $github->repos->show(); Net::GitHub::V2::Repositories user my $followers = $github->user->followers(); $github->user->update( name => 'Fayland Lam' ); Net::GitHub::V2::Users commit my $commits = $github->commit->branch(); my $commits = $github->commit->file( 'master', 'lib/Net/GitHub.pm' ); my $co_detail = $github->commit->show( $sha1 ); Net::GitHub::V2::Commits issue my $issues = $github->issue->list('open'); my $issue = $github->issue->open( 'Bug title', 'Bug detail' ); $github->issue->close( $number ); Net::GitHub::V2::Issues object my $tree = $github->obj_tree( $tree_sha1 ); # alias object->tree my $blob = $github->obj_blob( $tree_sha1, 'lib/Net/GitHub.pm' ); # alias object->blob my $raw = $github->obj_raw( $sha1 ); # alias object->raw Net::GitHub::V2::Object network $github->network_meta; # alias ->network->network_meta $github->network_data_chunk( $net_hash ); # alias network->network_data_chunk Net::GitHub::V2::Network organization my $organization = $github->organization->organizations('github'); my $teams = $github->organization->teams('PerlChina'); Net::GitHub::V2::Organizations pull_request my $pull = $github->pull_request->pull_request(); Net::GitHub::V2::PullRequest SEE ALSO
Any::Moose AUTHOR
Fayland Lam, "<fayland at gmail.com>" More on Changes COPYRIGHT &; LICENSE Copyright 2009-2011 Fayland Lam, all rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-03-30 Net::GitHub::V2(3pm)
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