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While testing an application I clone it to Windows to ensure it could handled cross platform and bpt failed to compile the code entirely, producing a HALT: CONTRACT VIOLATION error and stating a class invariant had been broken. I then proceeded to test a simpler hello world on Windows and found the same issues.
It appears that bpt is mangling the path strings for files needed to be compiled on Windows.
bpt Output
This is the error message from the simple hello world program (steps below).
Overview
While testing an application I clone it to Windows to ensure it could handled cross platform and bpt failed to compile the code entirely, producing a
HALT: CONTRACT VIOLATION
error and stating a class invariant had been broken. I then proceeded to test a simpler hello world on Windows and found the same issues.It appears that bpt is mangling the path strings for files needed to be compiled on Windows.
bpt Output
This is the error message from the simple hello world program (steps below).
Steps to Reproduce
bpt new hello
(default)hello.main.cpp
(source below)bpt build -t :c++20:gcc -o build
System Info
bpt
Version:0.1.0-alpha.6
Additional Info
Used the default bpt new setup along with the following application binary.
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