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The easiest way to show this would be for you to open a pull request which adds the code that fails to compile on OS X to either the example or a new test. Then the CI for the PR will fail and then we have a common system which doesn't work and I can work on a fix.
Pretty sure this is closely related to issue #40 - #40
I've recently been working on a project, and have encountered an issue with the very same method on OSX. I'm currently using something like:
device -> object.setTimeout(serial::Timeout::simpleTimeout(1000))
This works fine on Windows, but not on OSX.
OSX fails with the following message:
error: no matching member function for call to 'setTimeout'
If however, I do the following instead:
device -> object.setTimeout(1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000)
The program then compiles fine on OSX.
At a glance, might you be able to guess what I'm doing wrong at the link step?
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