Hi,
BUG: in src/show/imageView.cpp:260
The function memcpy, which is declared in string.h, is
used but string.h is not included.
FIX: add #include <string.h> to src/show/imageView.cpp
BUG: in src/show/show.cpp:43
The header imageview.h is included, but the filename is
imageView.h
FIX: change #include "imageview.h" to #include
"imageView.h"
BUG: installation, copying displays and shaders directories
When installing Pixie to /usr/local/pixie the displays
and shaders directories are copied to
/usr/local/pixie/lib/Pixie. Because of that, i got the
errors: "Unable to open out device "file"" and "Unable
to open out device "framebuffer"" because the display
libs could not be found.
FIX: mv displays and shaders directory to (in my case)
/usr/local/pixie (the directory Pixie is installed in).
regards,
RC
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You last fix does not fix mine:
FIX: mv displays and shaders directory to (in my case)
/usr/local/pixie (the directory Pixie is installed in).
I installed in /home/**/local/Pixie, and i moved the
displays and shaders directories to /home/**/local/Pixie,
and the binary is in /home/**/local/Pixie/bin.
I am wondering where are places that "rndr" finds display
and shader.
regards,
yalding
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The first two are fixed.
The third relates to the configure options. Pass
--enable-selfcontained to have it build that way. For
strict adherance to some package managers, private libraries
/ dynamic modules must be installed in a subdirectory (
lib/Pixie ) of the installation directory. This is the
default as it adheres to the strict sense of the FHS
packaging policy. ie. a default install will go to
/usr/local/bin/<binaries>
/usr/local/lib/<libraries>
/usr/local/lib/Pixie/<private libraries>
Either use --enable-selfcontained to configure (+ set
PIXIEHOME to the installation directory) or set PIXIEHOME to
<installation dir>/lib/Pixie
Cheers
George