Hi Mathias,
On Wed, 2005-06-15 at 08:41 +0200, Mathias Lorente wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've written my own classes OSGShadowVolumeViewport and
> OSGStereoShadowVolumeViewport using fcdEdit. This works fine for my test
> application (just a glut window with closed volumes).
>
> But when I use it in a client-server environment nothing works correctly.
> For example, I have defined a variable : extrudeDistance that is
> initialized at 1000 (in OSGShadowVolumeViewportBase created with
> fcdEdit). With my client-server application in stereo mode, when I print
> this value in onCreate() function member, I get six outputs (??) : the
> first four outputs indicates that extrudeDistance is equal to 1000 (this
> is good) but the last two outputs indicates incorrect values (something
> like 8.9E-41...)
> I really don't understand what's happen...
Right now, me neither. :( What you're describing should just work. You
just have to make sure that you run the same versions of the library on
all machines. If you're on Linux you can use ldd to make sure your
program uses the libs you think it should, on Windows you can use the
Dependency Walker.
Can you give us some more info about your configuration? How many
machines, connected how, which machine gives you wrong data, always the
same of always a different one etc. The more context we get, the better
the chances of solving it.
Thanks
Dirk
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