Gerrit Voss wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> On Tue, 2007-06-05 at 17:30 -0500, Allen Bierbaum wrote:
>> The recent changes to the SVN HEAD of OpenSG 2.0 have caused some code 
>> breakage for me.  Is this to be expected?
> 
> a small wish, could one attach the option cache to these kind of mails.
> 
> I usually try a couple of configurations while committing to make sure
> things build, but I might have missed one or the other combination so
> without knowing your options it is hard to tell what is going wrong.
> 
> Also it would be nice to know if the breakage occurs inside OpenSG our
> inside your own code.

Can do.  I was holding off on a fully bug and test report until I 
checked if it was to be expected.  I thought it may be possible that 
with all the merging you are doing that things may be in a state of flux 
and not expected to work.

I am *very* happy to see progress being made, I just wish we all knew a 
little better what was going on.

The first problem I am having is that in RenderAction, the class 
ClipPlane is forward declared and used as a parameter but the class is 
never defined anywhere.  (ie. there is no ClipPlane.cpp/h in the source 
tree).

This doesn't prevent OpenSG from building because these methods are 
never used in OpenSG, but it made pyopensg fail to build because the 
code generator created bindings for functions that use a param that is 
never defined.

Once that problem fixed up, I will be more then happy to keep hacking 
against the code and report any other problems I run into.

-Allen

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