Hi,
You are saying that you built OSG from sources. Are you completely sure that
you set up PNG_LIBRARY and PNG_PNG_INCLUDE_DIR ?
Because if you don't, osg_png plugin won't compile.
Cheers,
Filip
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Hi Andrey,
Just assuming the libpng15.dll is the one you build from source, and not
something you happened to have in your path..
renaming the way you did is not very likely to work, an executable
should now the name of the dll it wants to use, and will fail to start
if you renamed it.
hi laurence!
i have got zlib1.dll in my path env.. it is the one i used for building the
libpng15.dll dynamic library. both libs i used to build the OSG.
i kept every single dynamic library i built during the process of compiling the
osg in my compiler's bin folder, which is in my system PATH
thank you for the tip. i tried locating the libpng library and i found there
was a file libpng15.dll in the system path. i don't really know how this
library file-name-thing really works so i renamed it to libpng.dll and tried
running my osg app again, but without any success.
i will try the
Hi Andrey,
Most likely your osgdb_png.dll depens on a dll not in your path. It
might be libpng.dll but now I am just guessing.
use dependencywalker (http://www.dependencywalker.com/)
http://www.dependencywalker.com/ to see what's the problem.
Laurens.
On 11/23/2011 6:33 PM, Andrey Ibe
Hello good ppl!
i am quite new to OSG, though i managed to build it from source with several
plugins. now one of them is not working - PNG. and i do need it.
i am using MinGW gcc compiler suite and w7/x64 system.
i built osg 3.xy from sources, with libpng, zlib, libjpg and coin plugins,
which
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