> yes, closed source... :( A big shame. Can't really see the benefit of that, since it's freeware anyway. I'd be happy to fix that one bug, and make a 64bit version
> I actually exchanged a few e-mails with Lars in the past about this, > as it also does not run on newer x86-64 machines. (It's a 32-bits > binary). I managed to get it working with some ugly tricks, but it > would be so much simpler to recompile it :) Fortunately Ubuntu has working multiarch, so I could just install all the libraries it needed side by side to my usual amd64 libs. > Did this also do the trick for LeoCAD? I guess not, as it has its > own data files... No, the problem was with LGEO, not with ldraw. And anyway the problem is the same on Windows. -- Tomi Pieviläinen, +358 400 487 504 A: Because it disrupts the natural way of thinking. Q: Why is top posting frowned upon?
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