Thank you, this is solved now.

On Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 1:08:13 PM UTC-7 Aldrin wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I am trying to figure out how to make this work and hitting issues with 
> every approach I have tried.
>
> The core of my scenario can be seen here Gist - protobuf dependency graph 
> <https://gist.github.com/drin/825d46f519a58d4ca62a56104441d377>. I have 
> my own project mohair (we can call "A") and I am trying to link against 
> duckdb (we can call "B"), and both use substrait (we can call "ProtoLib") 
> and arrow (we can call "C").
>
> I am hoping to find some reasonable solution to the above that either uses 
> only cmake (used by duckdb), or is build system diagnostic (I prefer to use 
> meson). Below, I describe what I have tried and what errors I get.
>
> When building duckdb and arrow together (B + C + ProtoLib), all is well. 
> When building mohair and arrow together (A + C + ProtoLib), all is well. 
> When building mohair and duckdb and arrow together (A + B + C + ProtoLib), 
> I get one of a variety of errors:
> * with duckdb's vendored protobuf sources, I get version mismatch on protoc
> * when updating duckdb's vendored protobuf sources, I get duplicate 
> descriptor errors (sharing a pool without sharing descriptors?)
> * when migrating substrait to its own library, which I link against from 
> duckdb and mohair, I get either: (1) undefined symbol errors (trying to 
> change which library links protobuf) or (2) duplicate descriptor errors
> * when trying to build everything together (in hopes of explicitly reusing 
> the same descriptors), I have various build issues
>
> As far as building everything together, I am customizing duckdb extensions 
> which seem to be required to be out-of-source. However, building it as a 
> meson subproject seemingly requires the extensions to be in-source. The 
> last thing I am going to try is to build everything together using cmake 
> only, but this will not work beyond this prototype and I need a portable 
> solution.
>
> Thank you for any help!
>

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