LCCSCF_USE_SSL was not defined in this scope about binacpp HOT 2 OPEN

Hi I am going to try to walk you through the mental steps you should follow to debug C++ builds because it seems like you are pretty new to this.

What does the message <some_variable> was not declared in this scope tell you? This is the kind of error message you would get if your entire program was like this:

#include <cstdio>
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
  printf("%f\n", some_variable);
  return 0;
}

some_variable was never defined. When encountering a message like this when building someone else's library (that other people have built successfully) from source, it is safe to assume that the author did not make a mistake and forget to define a variable and this variable is likely defined in a third party library the author is using.

The first result of googling LCCSCF_USE_SSL tells us this variable is from libwebsockets. Looking back at how you modified the makefile, you set libwebsockets_include to /usr/include/. So your mistake is that wherever libwebsockets installed it's include files to is not visible from /usr/include/.

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i updated the libwebsocketspackage and now i compiled everything and i can work with it.

Yes i'm pretty new and thanks for the advice.

Now i'm gonna see how that whole json thing works and I'llbe fine

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