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Unfortunately I am no expert (engineer vs. computer scientist) and I haven't run into this problem before. Are you using XP or Vista? I used XP to compile everything.
As an aside, have you tried our pre-compiled binaries?
- Zach.
2009-09-01 14:43:21 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
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I think the easiest is just to get the pre-compiled .dll files for FFTW at: http://www.fftw.org/install/windows.html
Then you just have to link the libfftw3-3.dll (or whatever version you happen to get) in the .pro file as opposed to compiling the FFTW library yourself. Let me know how that goes...
- Zach.
2009-08-27 14:49:18 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
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One more thing, you will need to run 'qmake' in the command prompt before you run 'make' again.
- Zach.
2009-08-26 16:51:22 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
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Ok, since you are using Windows you have two options. We have pre-compiled binaries at http://www.openpiv.net/downloads.html that you can install without much hassle. However, if those don't work for you or you simply want to compile it yourself you are by all means encouraged to do so.
However, my knowledge of development within Windows is quite limited so these fixes I am going to suggest...
2009-08-26 16:45:08 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
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First I need some information about what operating system you are using. Are you using Linux or Windows (or possibly other)? With that information we can start to figure out what is wrong.
Thanks for your interest.
2009-08-25 15:17:01 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
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Received from user:
I prepare to reserch the PIV's open source, but now I have a big problem.
I compile with Qt 4 ( for the C++ version ) Now, I installed the Qt 4 library, and the FFTW.
When I compile the urapiv_c++_0.1 The Qt 4 command prompt shows that " cannot find the -lfftw3 " Can you tell me how to solve the problem? It's nag me for two weeks....
Thank you for...
2009-08-25 15:15:22 UTC in Open Source Particle Image Velocimetry
