Hi Basil,
When I open in Visual Studio, I am getting scores of compiler errors. Lots of
undeclared identifiers. Perhaps its not finding the headers or something?
I made sure that under tools->options->Projects and Solutions->VC++
DIrectories that I included OpenSceneGraph\lib, OpenSceneGraph\include, and
OpenSceneGraph\bin
You don't need to do that, the project settings should include all the
paths the projects need to compile. And in fact I'd advise against it,
since if you ever need to compile multiple versions of OSG you'll need
to go change that again... I don't use VC++ Directories at all, I keep
all relevant include / lib paths in the project settings / build files.
It's much easier to keep them in version control that way.
What exactly are you opening in Visual Studio, and what are you trying
to build? What are the errors you're getting? Perhaps paste the compile
log in a text file and attach it to your reply.
I also made sure that I included the bin directory in my %PATH% variable and
created %OSG_FILE_PATH% (containing
d:\OpenSceneGraph\data;d:\OpenSceneGraph\data\Images;d:\OpenSceneGraph\data\fonts)
and %OSGHOME% (contaning d:\OpenSceneGraph).
That's fine, though it won't influence compilation, only runtime. Also
you generally only need the first path you put in OSG_FILE_PATH.
J-S
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