Hi, what's the preferred way to tell which version an osg55-osg.dll is build
from, say 2.8.0 vs 2.8.1. Is there no versioning resource in the dll (e.g.,
Windows resource)? Is there an easy way to tell which version osg55-osg.dll
is?
Thanks,
Bob
Bob Youmans wrote:
Hi, what’s the preferred way to tell which version an osg55-osg.dll is
build from, say 2.8.0 vs 2.8.1. Is there no versioning resource in
the dll (e.g., Windows resource)? Is there an easy way to tell which
version osg55-osg.dll is?
55 is the shared object version
Hi,
but what if i have a team of developers and they're not working on osg
components, and i ask them to get these new binaries (i build them, they
don't). Then later, there's no better way to tell what versions they have than
looking at the date/time and/or file sizes (they're not sure if
Bob Youmans wrote:
Hi,
but what if i have a team of developers and they're not working on osg components, and i ask them to get these new binaries (i build them, they don't). Then later, there's no better way to tell what versions they have than looking at the date/time and/or file sizes
Hi,
Bob Youmans schrieb:
can there be an osg version function to return a string or a version object
stating the version (2.8.0 vs 2.8.1) so we can unequivocally know what
version someone is running and display it in Help, About, or some other
startup info?
Have a look at the doxygen
Hi,
very helpful group is osg.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Bob
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