Hi Daniel, > Hi, > > Thanks, that helped! I guess my linux days are quite a while ago :-) > > To get the Tutorials to work, I also had to copy the following dlls > into the tutorials directory > OSGBaseD.dll > OSGSystemD.dll > OSGWindowGLUTD.dll > > They were located in folders like > C:\trunk\OpenSG\Builds\i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net2005\BaseLib\lib-dbg > > Is that supposed to be like that? Or did something not work out ?
just set the PATH environment variable to "C:\trunk\OpenSG\Builds\i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net2005\BaseLib\lib-dbg" similar to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH on linux. > I also get some warnings in the system console executing the tutorials: > > WARNING: Window::getFunctionByName: Couldn't get function > 'glColorTableSGI' for Window 026B9570 > WARNING: Window::getFunction ByName: Couldn't get function > 'glColorTableEXT' for Window 026B9570 > WARNING Window::getFunctionByName: Couldn't get function > 'glProgramParameteriEXT' for Window 026B9750 > > Any Ideas? Or can I simply ignore them ? some gl extension that are not supported by your graphicscard that's all. Andreas > > Cheers, > Daniel > > > On 08/03/07, Andreas Zieringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>Hi Daniel, >> >>did you call "make install" this actually creates the osg-config script >>in Builds/i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net2005/bin >> >>Andreas >> >> >>>Hi, >>> >>>I just compiled OpenSG using Windows XP, cygwin and the Visual Studio >>>8 compiler. >>>Compiling went quite good, there was only one little Problem The CVS >>>tool changed some line feed from the unix to the dos version, so the >>>configure scripts didn't work. >>>Apparently Aitor Moreno had the same problem a few weeks ago. I solved >>>the issue by installing cygwin in dos/text mode, instead of the >>>recommended unix mode. Aitor just mailed me, that he couldn't find a >>>good solution either, but this seemes to be a workaround. >>> >>>I compiled using the following arguments: >>> >>>./configure --enable-glut --enable-text --enable-win-localstorage >>>--with-compiler=cl.net2005 >>> >>>As I already said compiling with make went well. >>> >>>Then I tried to make the Tutorials, and there I had some problems >>> >>> >>> >>>In the makefile I provided the path to the osg-config executable like this >>>########################################################### >>># use debug or opt libs? >>>LIBTYPE ?= dbg >>> >>># set the path to the installed osg-config executable here >>># if you don't set it, the makefile tries to guess >>># e.g. if you installed in /usr/local: >>># OSGCONFIG := /usr/local/bin/osg-config >>> >>>OSGCONFIG = >>>/cygdrive/c/trunk/OpenSG/Builds/i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net2005/CommonPackages/osg-config >>>########################################################## >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>But still, when typing make the system didn't find the xecutable and said >>> >>>/bin/sh: /usr/local/bin/osg-config: No such file or directory >>> >>>So I commented out the all the lines that are resposible for looking >>>for the corrsponding directory. This looks like that now: >>> >>>########################################################### >>>OSGCONFIG = >>>/cygdrive/c/trunk/OpenSG/Builds/i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net2005/CommonPackages/osg-config >>> >>> >>># ***************************************************** >>># you shouldn't have to change anything after this line >>># ***************************************************** >>> >>># try to guess the OSGCONFIG path >>> >>>##OSGCONFIG := notset >>> >>># use OSGPOOL if set >>> >>>##OSGPOOL ?= .. >>> >>># try to get configured information first, will not work if more >>># than one system is configured from one dir. Just for the 1.0 >>> >>>##OSGINSTALLPREFIX := notset >>>## >>>##PREFIXSUFFIX := $(shell $(OSGPOOL)/CommonConf/config.guess) >>>##-include .prefix.$(PREFIXSUFFIX) >>>##ifneq ($(OSGINSTALLPREFIX),notset) >>>## OSGCONFIG := $(OSGINSTALLPREFIX)/bin/osg-config >>>##endif >>>## >>>##ifneq ($(OSGROOT),) >>>## OSGCONF := $(wildcard $(OSGROOT)/bin/osg-config) >>>## >>>## ifneq ($(OSGCONF),) >>>## OSGCONFIG := $(OSGCONF) >>>## endif >>>## >>>##endif >>>## >>># if configure info wasn't found, maybe a Builds/* install? >>>##ifeq ($(OSGCONFIG),notset) >>>## INSTALLROOT := $(wildcard ../Builds/$(shell >>>../CommonConf/config.guess)-*) >>>## OSGCONF := $(wildcard $(INSTALLROOT)/bin/osg-config) >>>## ifneq ($(OSGCONF),) >>>## OSGCONFIG := $(OSGCONF) >>>## endif >>>##endif >>>## >>># maybe we can find it in the path? >>>##ifeq ($(OSGCONFIG),notset) >>>## OSGCONF := \ >>>## $(shell if which osg-config >/dev/null 2>&1; then which >>>osg-config; fi ) >>>## OSGCONF := $(strip $(OSGCONF)) >>>## ifneq ($(OSGCONF),) >>>## OSGCONFIG := $(OSGCONF) >>>## endif >>>##endif >>>## >>># ok, give up >>>##ifeq ($(OSGCONFIG),notset) >>>## $(error Can't find osg-config, please configure the Makefile or \ >>>## add it to your PATH) >>>##endif >>> >>>################################################################ >>> >>>That seems to help, but I wouldn't write this mail, if there wasn't >>>another problem, and I just can't get behind this ;-) >>> >>>The new error message after typing make in the Tutorials folder is >>> >>>/bin/sh: @am_gdz_compiler@: command not found >>>make: *** [01hello.exe] Fehler 127 >>> >>> >>>I put a pic showing the full output of make on a web server: >>> >>>http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~schmecko/OpenSGError.PNG >>> >>>Does anyone have an idea what I should do? >>> >>>Thanks very much in advance, >>> >>>Daniel >>> >>> >> >> >>-- >>VREC >>Robert-Bosch-Straße 7 >>D-64293 Darmstadt >>Tel. 06151-4921035 >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>Take Surveys. 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