Hi everyone,
Sorry for the brief period of absence. I did a fresh build and got the GUI
working. A build with .cl file for accelerating epa also completes
successfully. I've generated the .patch file as well.
However, parallel ray trace fails on every primitive(including ell, ehy,
sph etc). I get a message on the terminal saying '-z doesn't exist',
generated by function db_lookup(). A quick grep takes my to the function in
librt. The option is checked here using RT_DBHASH().
I tried couldn't find the definition of this. Can someone tell me why -z is
not being recognized? Right now, lookup of -z fails and the ray trace
continues serially.
Best,
Param
On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 12:41 PM Christopher Sean Morrison <brl...@mac.com>
wrote:
> I had run just cmake .. (which was described as the default). After
> re-making, I can run mged and produce the .pix files on the command line. I
> then used the pix-png tool to view the shapes and they are accurate. The
> GUI still doesn't open up.
>
>
> Note you can render directly to png from most of our tools (e.g., rt -o
> file.png). If mged won’t run in GUI mode, then the summary provided at the
> end of cmake probably says why. Most common, compiling against X11 may be
> disabled because you do not have requisite developer headers installed.
> See README (and by extension doc/README.Linux) for details.
>
> Also, I can't get a GUI to work. 'mged' starts and offers to attach either
>>> a text file or a null. But that's not an issue as I'm fine working with the
>>> command line. Just want to know how I can view the trace.
>>>
>>
> Everyone should really be able to get graphical MGED working, even
> unassisted. That doesn’t mean avoid asking for help if people are stuck
> and you’ve genuinely been trying for an hour. It just means everyone
> should try. You're may be overlooking informative messages from either
> make or (more likely) cmake in this particular instance.
>
> Cheers!
> Sean
>
>
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