Hi Brian,
You'll need to modify the src/osgViewer/CMakeLists.txt to add the
option in of compile with X11 under Windows. Have a look at the OSX
blocks for a guide how to do this.
Robert.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Brian Keener
bkee...@thesoftwaresource.com wrote:
Not sure I can explain this well but I will give it a shot. I use
Cygwin and have can compile OSG and the examples using ccmake and it
compiles using opengl and the win32 api interface (w323api). This
works great and I can run the examples. But just like Unix - Cygwin
can run commands/applications from the command line (osgviewer) or
Cygwin can have X installed and you can use x11 applications like
xclock, glxgears and the like.
How would I adjust ccmake or is there some parameter I pass if I wanted
to compile for X11. Would this be all of osg or just the Examples or
what. I know that osgViewer (which I believe is lib) has X11 as well
as Carbon and Win32 code. How could you control this to build one or
the other or is there some way we can have it build the X11 version
along with the Win32 version if X11 is installed.
I hope I explained this with some degree of clarity.
Thanks for the help
bk
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