Can't use latest master version seemingly because of "version.h.in"

[Anonymous-User47]

Describe the bug
When I try to include CXXGraph into a C++ project such as the given Dijkstra example, it complains about not being able to find "version.h". Upon further inspection, I renamed the "version.h.in" from the includes folder to "version.h", which stopped that error, however I am then overloaded with an incomprehensible series of errors

Desktop:

• OS: Ubuntu 25.10
• Code Editor: VSCode
• Build Tool: CMake with G++

As github's character limit is 65k, here is a text file containing the error

error.txt

[ZigRazor]

Hi @Anonymous-User47 ,
Sorry for the inconvenience, the master branch is now under develop for the next Major Release.
During this period, I suggest to use the stable version, and not the nightly version.
Now, in this case there are 2 separate problems.
First One, the Version.h, it should not be changed but we will verify the correct compilation on Ubuntu ( Seems that the CI/CD on Ubuntu works fine).
The Second One is a linking problem with new implementation of TBB, we will fix it in the future commits.
Thank you for the time spent on analysis and the timely intervention.

[Anonymous-User47]

Hi @Anonymous-User47 , Sorry for the inconvenience, the master branch is now under develop for the next Major Release. During this period, I suggest to use the stable version, and not the nightly version. Now, in this case there are 2 separate problems. First One, the Version.h, it should not be changed but we will verify the correct compilation on Ubuntu ( Seems that the CI/CD on Ubuntu works fine). The Second One is a linking problem with new implementation of TBB, we will fix it in the future commits. Thank you for the time spent on analysis and the timely intervention.

Thanks for the informative reply but as the latest "stable" release, v4.1.0 from June 21, 2024, is approaching two years old, is there no newer usable version? Especially because according to the example folders, I see new classes/methods or whatever in use

[ZigRazor]

Hi @Anonymous-User47 ,
OK, I try to help you.
Do you have installed TBB? try this on ubuntu: sudo apt install libtbb-dev

[Anonymous-User47]

@ZigRazor ,

libtbb-dev is already the newest version (2022.1.0-1).
libtbb-dev set to manually installed.

Was already installed

[ZigRazor]

try to install the library not manually