Hi,
Pfew, indeed it seems like the latest CMake does not work for me...
Although I believe I had tried an older version before on this system, I
tried it again (v2.8.9) and voila, that one worked! But in the mean
time, I tried a lot of other things too so it might still be the
combination of
Ah, you might have a broken cmake.
One of the versions I downloaded recently was broken for windows; had to
update to a point release.
On 24 November 2013 07:57, Raymond de Vries wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thnx for your suggetions, strange things are happening... This errors
> occurs when cmake tries to
Hi,
Thnx for your suggetions, strange things are happening... This errors occurs
when cmake tries to figure out the compiler (don't have the details here). I
will look in the direction you pointed out.
Thanks,
Raymond
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> On Nov 23, 2013, at 23:55, Simon Hammett wrote:
>
>
The only time I've had problems with mt.exe and access denied is when for
some reason it runs the tool mt.exe too early.
When this happens the linker still has the target .exe or .dll open as it
links and therefore mt.exe will obviously fail.
But I can't tell you why it happens or give you a fix.
Hi guys,
Can you tell me which combination of tools you are using on windows 8? The
error that I get ("Access Denied") comes from mt.exe from Windows SDK 7.1. I
was trying to use that Windows SDK version since I always use it on Windows 7
without trouble.
Cheers
Raymond
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>
Hi Terry,
Ok, that makes sense to me, and matches my findings so far. I have tried
to get access to C: by changing the permissions but no luck so far,
despite all the instructions online.
I find it pretty hard to accept that windows is trying to protect me and
not let me use my machine as I
Hi,
Any more insight would help so I appreciate your thoughts. I will keep
this in mind, so far I am not using git or so.
cheers
Raymond
On 11/23/2013 3:53 PM, Wojciech Lewandowski wrote:
Hi Raymond,
Just a thought. Most probably wrong. I saw similar errors with
TortoiseGIT. But I suppos
I didn't have trouble building OSG with VS 2013 on Windows 8, but I
had already worked on my whole system's file permissions just to get
Cygwin to work.
There are a lot of instructions online for giving users full access to
the C drive, but I can't remember which ones actually fixed my
problem. Yo
Hi Raymond,
Just a thought. Most probably wrong. I saw similar errors with TortoiseGIT.
But I supposed similar problems could be triggered by other programs in the
background scanning filesystem for changes. In my case killing TortoiseGIT
cache process was helping me.
Wojtek
2013/11/22 Raymond
Hi,
No, I am using a local account. It's a fresh installation. Did you
change any settings for your account?
cheers
Raymond
On 11/22/2013 10:42 PM, Torben Dannhauer wrote:
Hi,
Im compiling various projects including OSG on windows 8 with VS 2012 and
VS2013 - I have no problem with such an
Hi,
Im compiling various projects including OSG on windows 8 with VS 2012 and
VS2013 - I have no problem with such an error. Is your computer integrated into
a AD domain?
Cheers,
Torben
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Hi guys,
It's OT but I do like to ask your help with building the OSG on Windows
8. I was wondering if anyone can give me a hand with building the OSG on
Windows 8. I have build OSG numerous times on any other platform but now
I am trying to build the OSG (3.1.1 but that does not matter) on Wi
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