Hi Patrick,
I can't help you right now just made some tests with a 64 bit linux and
after some small fixes everything seems to work fine. If my xp64 beta is
still working I will look into this.
Andreas
Has anyone tried to compile OpenSG on Windows XP x64 Edition using Visual
Studio 2005? I have built OpenSG from source many times on Linux and on Mac
OS X, but I am new to building it on Windows. After tweaking acinclude.m4
to be able to detect a Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 installation on Win64, I
was able to get the configure script to run using the following command:
./configure --prefix=BUILD --with-compiler=cl.net2005 \
--host=x86_64-pc-cygwin
When I try to run make, I get nothing but errors complaining that there are
no targets to build the .obj files required by the .dll files. I looked
through Common/DefaultRules.mk and didn't see any obvious reason why the
various rules for compiling .obj files weren't working. I have attached the
file generated by configure that sets up the platform-specific build
information in case it is helpful.
I did try using the Visual Studio 7 build in VSBuild/VS7. I converted it to
work with Visual Studio 8 and added the x64 platform configuration. That
build fails when trying to link OSGBase.dll due to unresolved
OSG::SharedObjectHandler symbols. My assumption with that is that the
Visual Studio 7 build is out of sync with the source tree, but I don't know
that for a fact.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I should proceed with this? Thanks
in advance.
-Patrick
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