[Mevislabmodules-svn] SF.net SVN: mevislabmodules:[393] trunk/Community/General/Documentation/ Sources/KnownIssues.txt

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Revision: 393
          http://mevislabmodules.svn.sourceforge.net/mevislabmodules/?rev=393&view=rev
Author:   wolfspindler
Date:     2012-02-21 10:43:08 +0000 (Tue, 21 Feb 2012)
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Added a file listing known issues of current community builds.

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    trunk/Community/General/Documentation/Sources/KnownIssues.txt

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+In this file known issues of the MeVisLab Community Builds are listed.
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+1) MeVisLab2.2.1-Release
+Project .../Packages/Community/General/Sources/ML/MLCSOToRTStructure
+According to a bug in the the windows installers of the MeVislab2.2.1 release 
+the library files oslog.lib and oflog_d.lib are missing. Since these files 
+are not needed by this project its link statement was manually removed
+from the windows Packages\MeVis\ThirdParty\Configuration\MeVis_ThirdParty.pri 
+files in the installed MeVisLab versions. In this way this project can also 
+be compiled if you check out this project on your own.
+
+2) MeVisLab2.2.1-Release, VC10-64:
+The projects 
+Project .../Packages/UMD/METK/Sources/common,
+Project .../Packages/UMD/METK/Sources/ML/METKLiftChart
+and some other (dependent) projects fail due to a complex linker symbol 
+problem in the MLObjMgr project in the VC10-64 release of MeVisLab2.2.1. 
+This will be fixed in the MeVisLab2.3 release.
+


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