Hi,
SHAME ON ME and sorry for the noise. I indeed skipped the last command to build
PDAL, thinking somehow that installing it was optional and for people that
actually need to run pdal commands directly.
After a sudo ninja install and adjusting path to pdal library options, building
QGIS with
Hi Werner,
I'm not on the machine I did the build earlier so I'll get back to you probably
tonight.
As for the process, I just did what is in the docs, aka:
- clone the repo
- create a build folder
- cd build
- run cmake -G Ninja ..
- run ninja
And I got no errors reported.
Is this different
On 8/17/23 09:14, Werner Macho via QGIS-Developer wrote:
As I am a very long time debian user I would have no problem with that, but
I guess there is still a difference between compiling a package and
maintaining a debian package :)
I was a longtime Debian user too before I got involved in
Hi Bas,
As I am a very long time debian user I would have no problem with that, but
I guess there is still a difference between compiling a package and
maintaining a debian package :)
Honestly I have never built a debian package yet.
regards
Werner
On Thu, Aug 17, 2023 at 9:03 AM Sebastiaan
On 8/17/23 08:41, Werner Macho via QGIS-Developer wrote:
I have self compiled PDAL and QGIS running on debian bookworm.
Can't you PDAL users on Debian team up and co-maintain the pdal package
in Debian?
Kind Regards,
Bas
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Hi Harrissou,
I have self compiled PDAL and QGIS running on debian bookworm.
It worked without any problems.
First I compiled and installed PDAL
Everything (including libpdalcpp.so) gets installed under /usr/local/lib
and afterwards I used
-DWITH_PDAL=ON
to include PDAL.
Everything worked
