I downloaded from http://www.csit.fsu.edu/~burkardt/g_src/ivcon/ivcon.cc but then after I spent some time to get it compiled via the command line I thought I would post the solution somewhere public and came across IVCON in SourceForge. I just assumed that SourceForge was where current development was happening, but Burkardt's version seems newer. The comments in the code I downloaded gave the last modification as 19 January 2004.
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# How to compile IVCON under MacOS X
c++ -c -arch ppc -fno-common -O0 -mdynamic-no-pic -g ivcon.cc -o ivcon.o
c++ ivcon.o -lm -lstdc++ -o ivcon
rm ivcon.o
Hey, nice to see a message on the forum.
Your instructions for compiling ivcon works for another (older?) version, where everything is in one file. Not the code available here.
Maybe the project admin, goulu, can tell why there are two versions of the code
/Viktor
I downloaded from http://www.csit.fsu.edu/~burkardt/g_src/ivcon/ivcon.cc but then after I spent some time to get it compiled via the command line I thought I would post the solution somewhere public and came across IVCON in SourceForge. I just assumed that SourceForge was where current development was happening, but Burkardt's version seems newer. The comments in the code I downloaded gave the last modification as 19 January 2004.
The SourceForge version can be compiled easily using the following commands:
cc -c *.cpp
cc *.o -lm -lstdc++ -o ivcon
rm *.o
I have tested the SourceForge ivcon by converting an OBJ file to an STL file.