Build error on ubuntu: no such include directory: 'PhysX/physx/source/Common/src/linux'

[Wxwind]

Try to build in ubuntu 24.04.1 fllowing README.md but get this error.

It's may related to the includes_CXX.rsp that generated by cmake and reference by emscripten-release/sdk_source_bin/CMakeFiles/xxxx/build.make, while compiling orinal phsyx sdk in linux does't generate .rsp and works well.
So I set CMAKE_CXX_USE_RESPONSE_FILE_FOR_XXXXS OFF in physx/source/compiler/cmake/CMakeLists.txt but it doesn't avoid the generation of .rsp file.

Has anyone encountered the same situation?

[Wxwind]

Force cmake to generate .rsp for linux and get no compile error as well in original physx

[fabmax]

Hmm first thing: the common dir in the path exists but is spelled with a lower case c and on Linux paths are of course case-sensitive, which is why you get the no such file or directory error.

However, I'm using Linux as well to build the lib and don't get that errors, so it might be something in your configuration?

[Wxwind]

Hmm first thing: the common dir in the path exists but is spelled with a lower case c and on Linux paths are of course case-sensitive, which is why you get the no such file or directory error.

However, I'm using Linux as well to build the lib and don't get that errors, so it might be something in your configuration?

In PhysXCommon.cmake is common/src/linux with lower case c.

But when it's been included in LowLevel.cmake and PhysxExtensions.cmake, it is Common/src/linux with upper case c.

I guess that's where the Common/src/linux comes from, but i see the cmake file is almost the copy of source/compiler/cmake/linux. That's wierd.