The sources generated by protoc do not vary by platform... protoc isn't a
cross-compiler itself, it's just a source code generator.
The goal would be to get the protoc binary for your build environment, and
use it to generate the sources to feed into your host/target platform.
In other words,
If there's an error, please let us know...
On Friday, April 24, 2020 at 11:55:06 AM UTC-7, omár sweidán wrote:
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> Hello, Team!
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> I want to know if a normal human being is able to edit the Developers
> Guide page, even with the supervision of the Google team?
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Hi
I've been getting intermittent crashes with the following error in a couple
of c++ applications for a while:
[libprotobuf ERROR descriptor.cc:3369] Invalid proto descriptor for file "":
[libprotobuf ERROR descriptor.cc:3372] : Missing field:
FileDescriptorProto.name.
[libprotobuf FATAL
If I run the PowerPC cross compiler and create a Protoc with it, that
Protoc will only run on a PowerPC. I am trying to set up the PowerPC
Protobuf files, the .pb.cc files, on the x86 build machine to cross compile
the image for the PowerPC machine. Is not the cross compiled Protoc meant
to
