Finally got around to trying to build locally on my mac.

Pulled in unarr and fixed the unarr.pro file and am able to get the YACReader built and working.

When I try to run the Makefile for the library, however, I get an odd error:

../custom_widgets/yacreader_table_view.cpp:343:32: error: use of undeclared identifier 'cos'
starPolygon << QPointF(0.5 + cos((i * angle)-pi/2) * r, 0.5 + sin((i * angle)-pi/2) * r);

It complains about sin as well.

I see math.h included, so I'm not sure what I've done wrong here.

On a first glance this looks like a missing header for me. Not sure what triggers it in your case but we had some regressions related to this in combination with Qt 5.5. Try adding "#include math.h" to yacreader_table_view.cpp and see if it fixes your problem. If it persists, have a look at the compileOSX.sh script to see how Luis builds his binaries and add the unarr config option.

For a better diagnosis you'll have to wait until Luis can have a look at it (I have no mac).

That did the trick, but I'm sure I've got a dependency issue somewhere if people are compiling w/out needing to do that.

The math headers are included in the yacreader_flow_gl headers. Maybe a dependency ordering issue?

Has the codebase been built against Qt5.5.1?

I don't think you've got a dependency issue. The problem here is that math.h used to be pulled in as a dependency of another include, so it wasn't added as an include to the tableview. I can only speculate what triggered this change but the core problem is that we forgot to add math.h to that file

Afaik Luis compiles his binaries with Qt 5.5 and p7zip, so the process is slightly different. We've had a few people compiling YACReader on Linux, but I don't think we had someone doing it on mac yet so it isn't too strange that you run into a bit of trouble.

Btw, I'm kind of interested how the combination with unarr is working out for you on mac. Luis an I did lot's of test to ensure that that decompression backend is good for daily use but he never deployed it on mac or windows

jakanapes, the build system for OSX needs some love.

Basically I use two types of build systems. While I am developing YACReader I use Qt Creator for building it, I add extra steps to the Qt Creator's build config so after compiling and creating the .app Qt Creator copies all the needed stuff into the .app bundles.

For releasing I use the compileOSX.sh script.

And yes, I am using p7zip as backend for compressed file, I didn't test unarr in OSX yet.

There you have it

Don't worry about unarr, using it as a static backend should work fine.