Re: [sgl-dev] SGL and TuxFleet

[Alexander R. <a_r...@in...>]

Hi,

Scott McMillan wrote:

> > If not, I could also need some more examples in testsgl.
> > I need an example that loads two or three different .obj-models from
> > disk, and displays them rotating/moving somehow, with an also moving
> > camera.
> 
> Loading two models should be straight forward.  Just call the load
> function twice with the appropriate filenames (I will verify that this
> works).
> 
> To get models to move around you add the pointers that the load
> function returns as a child to an sglTransform node and you manipulate
> the transform matrix (the latter is illustrated in sglfly.cpp - when
> you hit the 'p' key).

Yeah - thought that so.

> > set compiler-options, but if I use
> >   -Wall -W -g -pedantic   -Wno-unused -Wtraditional -Wpointer-arith
> > -Wconversion -Wstrict-prototypes
> > gcc get's mad with the following errors (see attachment)
> 
> Did you try building with the flags used in the file in
> make/make.platform.linux.i686.dbg:
> 
> CXXFLAGS := -g -D_BOOL -Wall -c -fPIC -march=i686 -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=199506L

I works with these, and it works without flags defined, only with my
special very-pendantic flagging I get those errors.

> Tom already took a guess in the previous email.  I am inclined to
> agree with him that you may have problems with your installation and
> multiple conflicting versions of the library in question.

I am pretty shure there too.

But I ripped it off and on and looked and it still doesn't work on my
normal system (only on the RedHat6.2).
I can't find the error in my system, this depresses me ;-)

Not your fault :-)



Alex

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