Hello, Things are looking good so far with the UIMA-CPP update. Before I had been compiling it in an old machine to avoid compiler issues.
Now I moved to another machine with Debian testing using GCC 12 and after fiddling with some deprecation issues it compiles again using system libraries for xercers and APR. All the tests pass, so things are looking good. It also opens up the possibility of building a Debian package for it, which can be very handy for Docker installations. This is what remains (from my perspective): * Compiling with ActiveMQ (and test it) * Testing the JNI bit * Windows build And these potential extensions: * Drop UIMACPP_HOME and move to system-wide pkg-config * Debian package * GitHub actions for multi-platform compilation * Mac OS X binaries (where experimental before) I still haven't hit any killer issue or bug but it might be lurking, particularly with the Windows build (I know close to nothing about Windows building). But things are looking good and I'm very happy about it. P
