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From: Stephen S. <rad...@gm...> - 2008-10-20 13:22:02
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On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 6:33 PM, Kyle Machulis (qDot) <ky...@no...> wrote: > Stephen Sinclair wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I'm just trying out the latest version of libnifalcon, I haven't >> updated in quite a while. >> I'm getting the following errors by cmake.. >> >> Cannot compile falcon_test_cli - Missing Boost Program Options >> Cannot compile falcon_mouse - Missing Boost Program Options >> >> I am running Ubuntu and have the libboost-dev package installed, is >> there anything I'm supposed to do to get it to work? >> findfalcons seems to work okay. >> >> > Yeah, debian subdivides boost like crazy for some reason. You'll also > need these packages: > > libboost-program-options-dev > libboost-thread-dev Cool, that did it, thanks! For the mouse example, I also had to install the package, libxtst-dev, which took me a few minutes to figure out. :) Looking forward to doing some more work with this. > That should take care of any issues. I'll add this to the installation > instructions. > >> I had to make a small chabge to a CMakeLists.txt file to get it to >> compile (attached). >> > D'oh! I haven't been checking the C building very well. Thanks! Glad it helped. > I'll have libnifalcon-1.0-alpha-4 out this evening, as well as the new > PureData/Max external that uses the C++ libnifalcon core, so keep an eye > on the site. I'll start announcing releases here, too. I totally forgot > I had a mailing list. :D I'm subscribed to the rss feed for your blog at least but I'll be checking the sourceforge site more often. I like to use the mailing list for these kinds of questions because in my experience it helps a lot when you're googling for answers! In any case I unfortunately didn't have much time for the Falcon in the last few months but I'm hoping to spend some more time with it soon. Not being able to use it because I don't have Windows installed on my laptop is starting to get on my nerves.. :) Steve |