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flapique
2006-12-07
2013-04-22
  • flapique

    flapique - 2006-12-07

    Box FC6

    gcc version 4.1.1 20061011 (Red Hat 4.1.1-30)

    Built target vtkAbstractTransform.cc
    vtkAbstractTransform.cc: In function ‘octave_value_list FvtkAbstractTransform(const octave_value_list&, int)’:
    vtkAbstractTransform.cc:1005: error: ‘class vtkAbstractTransform’ has no member named ‘Identity’
    make[2]: *** [Common/CMakeFiles/vtkAbstractTransform.oct] Error 1
    make[1]: *** [Common/CMakeFiles/vtkAbstractTransform.oct.dir/all] Error 2

    Thanks,
    Francis

     
    • dave

      dave - 2006-12-20

      I am having the same problem, and cannot find a way to get around it.

      Have you found a solution yet?

      Dave

       
    • dave

      dave - 2006-12-20

      After working with this for a while, the problem appears to be numerous "Legacy" functions which are being referenced or called in Octaviz.

      Is this something that can be fixed, or do I need to revert to an older version of VTK?

      Dave

       
      • Thomas Weber

        Thomas Weber - 2006-12-21

        The package compiles and works in Debian with gcc-4.1.

        Could this be a compiler-specific issue?

        Thomas

         
    • dave

      dave - 2006-12-21

      Thanks for your response...

      What version of vtk do you have installed in your Debian system? I am using vtk-5.0.2 which is the lastest rpm package available.

      I changed the VTK_LEGACY calls in the vtk-5.0 header files to be included, and octave compiles fine, but now crashes whenever any ocatve calls are made using the "new syntax". Strangely, vtk_init and vtk_demo_old_syntax work fine, but none of the other vtk_* calls.

      Any ideas?

      Dave Rector
      *:^)

       
    • Thomas Weber

      Thomas Weber - 2006-12-21

      I'm using 5.0.2 as well. However, Octaviz is compiled against Octave 2.1.73. Did you compile it against Octave 2.9?

      Thomas

       
    • dave

      dave - 2006-12-21

      Very confusing indeed...

      Octaviz certainly would not compile for me until I removed all references to VTK_LEGACY in the vtk-5.0 header files.

      I was compiled against octave 2.9

      Dave
      *:^)

       

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