Re: [CDH] again

[Jason S]

Also really nice! :)

On 10/12/15 21:05, Oleg Bliznuk wrote:
Seems to work properly with that separated thread approach, although 
is much more errorprone with all threading synchro stuff, going to 
test it now for longrun stability.

many thanks for the example!
-Oleg

Re: [CDH] again

[Luc-Eric Rousseau]

the fltk examples demonstrates creating a thread to pump messages for
FLTK, which I assume is also what you need to do to get messages from
X or to a Qt window

On 4 October 2015 at 21:17, Oleg Bliznuk  wrote:
> @Stefan
> Thanks for pointing out, that example with qt brings the light here, will
> try it out.
>
> @Luc-Eric
> Thanks for the code, i have managed to compile the native xsi example (which
> is the motif example from the docs) but it all the time segfaults at the
> very begin of motif, perhaps switch to  distinct qt win is more easy task
> than figuring out what is going on inside of xsi.
>
> thanks all,
> -Oleg

Re: [CDH] again

[Oleg Bliznuk]

@Stefan
Thanks for pointing out, that example with qt brings the light here, will
try it out.

@Luc-Eric
Thanks for the code, i have managed to compile the native xsi example
(which is the motif example from the docs) but it all the time segfaults at
the very begin of motif, perhaps switch to  distinct qt win is more easy
task than figuring out what is going on inside of xsi.

thanks all,
-Oleg

Re: [CDH] again

[Stefan Kubicek]

Hi Oleg,

I have never used the CDH, but depending on what you want to do you might  
want to take a look at Fabric Engine.
I believe it (v.1.53, not sure about just-released 2.0) does support  
Softimage/Linux and allows for the display of arbitrary data and  
interaction in the Softimage viewports. Correct me if I'm wrong pls.


Stefan



Hi list,

does anybody have experience with custom display host under linux ? I  
spent about week being unable to make opengl view there ( well, actually  
i >can not make anything, even simple drawing in x11 win ). The problem  
with x11 native x wins is i dont see a way to pass my events processing  
>callback, stuff with xt\motif etc is too complex to even understand the  
basics ( all tutorials around web i found do not help at all for the cdf  
case ) . I >was tried to to something with qt, but all i got is instant  
segfault once the debbugger steps into the creation of qt widget. ( ldd  
shows there is no >problems with libs )
I am on centos 6 but i doubt there are any principial difference for  
distros . Native way  would be the best option, but the qt way is good  
too.Thanks for any help




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Re: [CDH] again

[Eric Turman]

If my memory serves me correctly, CDH is a Windows only feature.

On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 3:17 AM, Stefan Kubicek  wrote:

> Hi Oleg,
>
> I have never used the CDH, but depending on what you want to do you might
> want to take a look at Fabric Engine.
> I believe it (v.1.53, not sure about just-released 2.0) does support
> Softimage/Linux and allows for the display of arbitrary data and
> interaction in the Softimage viewports. Correct me if I'm wrong pls.
>
> Stefan
>
>
> Hi list,
>
> does anybody have experience with custom display host under linux ? I
> spent about week being unable to make opengl view there ( well, actually i
> can not make anything, even simple drawing in x11 win ). The problem with
> x11 native x wins is i dont see a way to pass my events processing
> callback, stuff with xt\motif etc is too complex to even understand the
> basics ( all tutorials around web i found do not help at all for the cdf
> case ) . I was tried to to something with qt, but all i got is instant
> segfault once the debbugger steps into the creation of qt widget. ( ldd
> shows there is no problems with libs )
> I am on centos 6 but i doubt there are any principial difference for
> distros . Native way  would be the best option, but the qt way is good too.
> Thanks for any help
>
>
>
>
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> A-2380 Perchtoldsdorf bei Wien
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> www.keyvis.at ste...@keyvis.at
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Re: [CDH] again

[Luc-Eric Rousseau]

I have not had any experience with it, but here is a 10 year old FLTK
example (http://www.fltk.org/i) that supported linux
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b2rm1badwh1pnvw/fltkCustomDisplay.cpp?dl=0

On 29 September 2015 at 19:38, Oleg Bliznuk  wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> does anybody have experience with custom display host under linux ? I spent
> about week being unable to make opengl view there ( well, actually i can not
> make anything, even simple drawing in x11 win ). The problem with x11 native
> x wins is i dont see a way to pass my events processing callback, stuff with
> xt\motif etc is too complex to even understand the basics ( all tutorials
> around web i found do not help at all for the cdf case ) . I was tried to to
> something with qt, but all i got is instant segfault once the debbugger
> steps into the creation of qt widget. ( ldd shows there is no problems with
> libs )
> I am on centos 6 but i doubt there are any principial difference for distros
> . Native way  would be the best option, but the qt way is good too.
> Thanks for any help

[CDH] again

[Oleg Bliznuk]

Hi list,

does anybody have experience with custom display host under linux ? I spent
about week being unable to make opengl view there ( well, actually i can
not make anything, even simple drawing in x11 win ). The problem with x11
native x wins is i dont see a way to pass my events processing callback,
stuff with xt\motif etc is too complex to even understand the basics ( all
tutorials around web i found do not help at all for the cdf case ) . I was
tried to to something with qt, but all i got is instant segfault once the
debbugger steps into the creation of qt widget. ( ldd shows there is no
problems with libs )
I am on centos 6 but i doubt there are any principial difference for
distros . Native way  would be the best option, but the qt way is good too.
Thanks for any help