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Thanks Christoph!
2008-09-17 18:31:22 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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> Couldn't that be solved by using E notation, at least for large or small numbers?
A switch to %f or %e would solve the problem I think. The trick is that %g interprets the precision setting differently (maximum number of significant digits for %g instead of number of digits after the decimal point for %f and %e). For human readability %f should probably be preferred.
It'd still be useful...
2008-09-17 18:22:53 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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Yeah, the Mac support was merged into our make-based build system. Keeping so many independent build files was too much of a maintenance nightmare. The DOM comes with a readme for the make build system which you can find here: http://collada-dom.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/collada-dom/trunk/dom/make/readme?revision=538&view=markup
Also see the DOM documentation on the Collada.org wiki...
2008-09-17 18:10:16 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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steve314 committed revision 650 to the COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM) SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-09-07 05:32:43 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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Thanks for updating the Linux build Christoph. The DOM supports many different platforms/compilers and unfortunately this can make development a challenge. One recommendation I have for keeping things sane is to do all work that will break one or more platforms (like the zae support) on a separate branch. Merge the branch to trunk only when all platforms are working properly. This way the trunk...
2008-09-04 18:59:11 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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steve314 committed revision 642 to the COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM) SVN repository, changing 2 files.
2008-09-04 18:30:13 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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After the checkin with the zae support that uses the minizip lib, the DOM no longer builds on Linux, Mac, PS3, on MinGW.
I think everyone's aware of this, but I figured I'd submit a bug just in case.
2008-09-02 22:16:41 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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This is related to Collada 1.5 support.
The Collada 1.4 schema used to use s with the base always set to a . The DOM code generator supported those fine. The Collada 1.5 schema also uses s with the base set to a . That's not supported by the code enerator. It generates code for those types, but the code isn't correct (missing...
2008-08-07 19:56:08 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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The DOM doesn't support Collada 1.5.
2008-08-07 19:54:23 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
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steve314 committed revision 570 to the COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM) SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-06-24 19:11:05 UTC in COLLADA Document Object Model (DOM)
