mismatch detected for '_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL': value '0' doesn't match value '2' in main.obj

[ssbmtonberry]

mismatch detected for '_ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL': value '0' doesn't match value '2' in main.obj

[TheMaverickProgrammer]

I don't mean to self-plug here but my Swoosh project uses SFML. Feel free to steal copy my cmake script that uses git submodules to clone SFML as a dependency. I use this script for all my cross platform projects.

https://github.com/TheMaverickProgrammer/Swoosh

[SSBMTonberry]

On a side note, after the next merge to master, only #13 remains for version 1.2.0, which is all about stabilizing before the release and update the demo. The timing for this is perfect.

[SSBMTonberry]

@TheMaverickProgrammer: When I first the demo it was something "quick and dirty" by request, that would build for all OSes, with the cost of some limitations like x86 for Windows. I haven't tried to build the examples in the newest master, as updating the examples is kinda the last thing I do before a release, but I'll boot into my Windows and see if I get the same error, and push a quick fix, eventually 🙂
I may fix, or at the very least improve the linking process in the examples for the 1.2.0 release, so it's not that dirty anymore 🙂

I'll get back to you!

[SSBMTonberry]

Thanks! 😄
I have a cmake script using the proper way of building with SFML in another project,
but yours may be better for what I know. Appreciate the share nonetheless, and I think it's about time to make the example project right.

[SSBMTonberry]

Just tried to build the very latest master on Windows, but I did not encounter any issues...
Maybe there is a local debug setting in your VS causing the issue?
I used these settings (Using VS 2019 Pro 16.7.4):

[SSBMTonberry]

Also: Took a look at your Swoosh project. Looks very nice, and the CMakeLists.txt file is one of the cleanest CMake files I've ever seen. Well done 😄

I'll clean up the messy examples CMakeLists.txt before the release of 1.2.0, but you should be able to build and run the latest example with the latest master using similar settings that I used above. As said: I suspect a local Debug-setting causing build issues for you.

[SSBMTonberry]

Did a quick google, and while old, this post seems related:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7668200/error-lnk2038-mismatch-detected-for-iterator-debug-level-value-0-doesnt

[SSBMTonberry]

@TheMaverickProgrammer : I've just cleaned up the examples-CMakeLists.txt and I've verified that the examples now were able to build on both x86 and x64 in my Windows-environment. Can you test if this solves your build issue by getting the very last master build?
Thanks for addressing this issue. A cleanup in the examples build was very necessary, but I might not have cared too much about it if it had not been brought to my attention 🙂

[TheMaverickProgrammer]

Im circling around back to this project soon I will let you know 👍

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