I did that and it passed that problem. Now I'll just keep getting the
sources of the missing libraries and compile it myself; I was hoping
someone would have all the MinGW compiled osg dependent libraries
available on the web.
Thanks Philip,
Linh
Philip Lowman wrote:
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Linh Phan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a "cannot find -ljpeg" problem compiling OSG2.4 on MinGW,
but when I do a ls on C:/Program Files/OpenSceneGraph/lib, I see:
C:/Program Files/OpenSceneGraph/lib/libjpeg.lib
C:/Program Files/OpenSceneGraph/lib/libjpegD.lib
(these are Michael's Prebuilt OSG binaries for Windows.) Do you know
what I did wrong?
You did nothing wrong, this is an existing issue I've come across
before too. The Find modules distributed as part of OSG with CMake
search C:/Program Files/OpenSceneGraph/lib at configure time (not sure
why). I mentioned this on osg-users a while back and nobody seemed to
care much. This probably should be changed, though. It might cause
some people a bit of grief though if they are relying on installing
the prebuilt OSG binaries to pick up 3rd-party dependencies for VS8
instead of simply using the 3rd party deps repository when they
compile their own builds of the OSG.
Your best workaround for now is to search through the CMake cache
using the GUI and fix any places where you see a reference to a ".lib"
file with an actual MinGW-compiled library, aka ".dll.a" or ".a" file.
--
Philip Lowman
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