Description
I'm trying to build MarathonRecomp on Windows 11 using Visual Studio Community 2026 and the Clang compiler, and I ran into an issue while building the libzstd_shared target of the zstd library.
What happens:
The build proceeds to around step 503 out of 869, then fails with:
error : no such file or directory: 'build/MarathonRecomp/tools/XenosRecomp/thirdparty/zstd/build/cmake/../../lib'
The static libzstd_static library builds fine, and all other dependencies compile successfully — only the shared/dynamic target fails because its relative path resolves incorrectly when building from the out/build/... directory.
Steps I've already tried:
- Ran
git submodule update --init --recursive — all zstd files are present and correct
- Added absolute paths to zstd's
lib folder in the root CMakeLists.txt — fixed the main build, but not the libzstd_shared sub-target
- Fully cleared the CMake cache, deleted the
out and .vs folders — the error still repeats
Questions:
Is this a known issue when building on Windows with Clang? Is there a workaround or a small CMake adjustment I can apply locally? Or is there something else I should try?
Description
I'm trying to build MarathonRecomp on Windows 11 using Visual Studio Community 2026 and the Clang compiler, and I ran into an issue while building the
libzstd_sharedtarget of the zstd library.What happens:
The build proceeds to around step 503 out of 869, then fails with:
The static
libzstd_staticlibrary builds fine, and all other dependencies compile successfully — only the shared/dynamic target fails because its relative path resolves incorrectly when building from theout/build/...directory.Steps I've already tried:
git submodule update --init --recursive— all zstd files are present and correctlibfolder in the rootCMakeLists.txt— fixed the main build, but not thelibzstd_sharedsub-targetoutand.vsfolders — the error still repeatsQuestions:
Is this a known issue when building on Windows with Clang? Is there a workaround or a small CMake adjustment I can apply locally? Or is there something else I should try?