Hc,
looks like it is not installed at all. Either 'find' gets back with a not exist file or folder, nor the synapse does not find it. It is not even in repository.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 11:50 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@at.or.atwrote:
the filmMPEG1 plugin uses the libmpeg1 to playback MPEG1 videos. Uninstall libmpeg1 if you don't need it. Post the build transcript if you want to try to fix it.
.hc
On Feb 10, 2013, at 5:37 PM, Elektro Moon wrote:
Gents,
many times got an error while compiling Gem 0.93.0 or 0.93.3 or 0.93.4 Gem from source after 'make' that filmMPEG1 occurs an error, so it finishes without success. What is the reason, what should I do to have it compiled without interruption?
Regards:
Popesz
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Le 10/02/2013 23:56, Elektro Moon a écrit :
Hc,
looks like it is not installed at all. Either 'find' gets back with a not exist file or folder, nor the synapse does not find it. It is not even in repository.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 11:50 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner <hans@at.or.at mailto:hans@at.or.at> wrote:
the filmMPEG1 plugin uses the libmpeg1 to playback MPEG1 videos. Uninstall libmpeg1 if you don't need it. Post the build transcript if you want to try to fix it. .hc On Feb 10, 2013, at 5:37 PM, Elektro Moon wrote:Gents, many times got an error while compiling Gem 0.93.0 or 0.93.3 or 0.93.4 Gem from source after 'make' that filmMPEG1 occurs an error, so it finishes without success. What is the reason, what should I do to have it compiled without interruption? Regards: Popesz system Ubuntu 10.04 on AMD64 -- / // / / / /Elektro Moon Vision new media :: projectionism :: visual art/ / //elektromoon.co.nr <http://elektromoon.co.nr/>/ / elektromoon@gmail.com <mailto:elektromoon@gmail.com> // / / tel.: +48 606 609 850 <tel:%2B48%20606%20609%20850> +48 880 442 420 <tel:%2B48%20880%20442%20420> / _______________________________________________ GEM-dev mailing list GEM-dev@iem.at <mailto:GEM-dev@iem.at> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/gem-dev-- / // / / / /Elektro Moon Vision new media :: projectionism :: visual art/ / //elektromoon.co.nr http://elektromoon.co.nr// / elektromoon@gmail.com mailto:elektromoon@gmail.com // / / tel.: +48 606 609 850 tel:%2B48%20606%20609%20850 +48 880 442 420 tel:%2B48%20880%20442%20420
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Hello,
Have you tried ? : $ make -k (Keep going when some targets can't be made). Maybe, it could help... ++
Jack
Jack,
thanks a lot, i managed to compile Gem 0.93.0.
Gents,
Unfortunately, if i use gemwin, it prints GL: invalid enumerant. Even text3D does not render anything. I need pdp2gem be installed and use Gem 0.93 or higher, as 0.92.x does not render polish special characters such as ąężź. When I have 0.93.x the pdp2gem is not loading if I have 0.92.x polish letters are not in Gemwin. A total devil's circle.
Does anyone have an idea how to achieve both pdp2gem and polsih letters in gem?
thanks in advance:
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 12:15 AM, Jack jack@rybn.org wrote:
Le 10/02/2013 23:56, Elektro Moon a écrit :
Hc,
looks like it is not installed at all. Either 'find' gets back with a not exist file or folder, nor the synapse does not find it. It is not even in repository.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 11:50 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@at.or.atwrote:
the filmMPEG1 plugin uses the libmpeg1 to playback MPEG1 videos. Uninstall libmpeg1 if you don't need it. Post the build transcript if you want to try to fix it.
.hc
On Feb 10, 2013, at 5:37 PM, Elektro Moon wrote:
Gents,
many times got an error while compiling Gem 0.93.0 or 0.93.3 or 0.93.4 Gem from source after 'make' that filmMPEG1 occurs an error, so it finishes without success. What is the reason, what should I do to have it compiled without interruption?
Regards:
Popesz
system Ubuntu 10.04 on AMD64
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Hello,
Have you tried ? : $ make -k (Keep going when some targets can't be made). Maybe, it could help... ++
Jack
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On 2013-02-11 01:27, Elektro Moon wrote:
Jack,
thanks a lot, i managed to compile Gem 0.93.0.
cool, what did you do?
Gents,
Unfortunately, if i use gemwin, it prints GL: invalid enumerant. Even
how often? what is the _exact_ version of Gem you are using? (as it is printed on startup)
text3D does not render anything.
i'm sure you have a font in the right place, do you?
I need pdp2gem be installed and use Gem 0.93 or higher, as 0.92.x does not render polish special characters such as ????. When I have 0.93.x the pdp2gem is not loading if I have 0.92.x polish letters are not in Gemwin.
you need a pdp2gem that has been compiled against Gem-0.93, rather than Gem-0.92.
A total devil's circle.
no.
fgamsdr IOhannes
Iohannes,
strange things are happening. I reinstalled pd-extended 0.43.4 on my Ubuntu. I achieved the polish letters with arialunicode fonts. Than I reinstalled gem2pdp which required Gem 0.92.3 from the repository. So gem2pdp worked but not the polish letters. Uninstalling gem2pdp and adding the path to Gem 93.4 from git-hub caused again the GL: invalid enumerate in pd. I know that there are fixes to gem2pdp but I never managed to compile from source. Anytime I add the folders where pd.pd_linux, gem.pd_linux and pdp.pd_linux exists, the compilation is stopped with the result of missing Pd and Gem sources. Which are the right folders for this? Or how can I find Gem 0.93.x with the right gem2pdp in repository? As this would be the most convenient.
Thanks again for your helps. Tomorrow I send you the config.log file after the bad compilation with the filmMPEG1 problem.
Have a nice evening:
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 9:21 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.atwrote:
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On 2013-02-11 01:27, Elektro Moon wrote:
Jack,
thanks a lot, i managed to compile Gem 0.93.0.
cool, what did you do?
Gents,
Unfortunately, if i use gemwin, it prints GL: invalid enumerant. Even
how often? what is the _exact_ version of Gem you are using? (as it is printed on startup)
text3D does not render anything.
i'm sure you have a font in the right place, do you?
I need pdp2gem be installed and use Gem 0.93 or higher, as 0.92.x does not render polish special characters such as ????. When I have 0.93.x the pdp2gem is not loading if I have 0.92.x polish letters are not in Gemwin.
you need a pdp2gem that has been compiled against Gem-0.93, rather than Gem-0.92.
A total devil's circle.
no.
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On 2013-02-11 17:37, Elektro Moon wrote:
Iohannes,
strange things are happening. I reinstalled pd-extended 0.43.4 on my Ubuntu. I achieved the polish letters with arialunicode fonts. Than I reinstalled gem2pdp which required Gem 0.92.3 from the repository. So gem2pdp worked but not the polish letters. Uninstalling gem2pdp and adding the path to Gem 93.4 from git-hub caused
quick note: Gem is _not_ hosted on github; please use the repository on sourceforge, as this is he one that is most uptodate; the github clone might be out of date.
again the GL: invalid enumerate in pd. I know that there are fixes to gem2pdp but I never managed to compile from source. Anytime I add the folders where pd.pd_linux, gem.pd_linux and pdp.pd_linux exists, the compilation is stopped with the result of missing Pd and Gem sources. Which are the right folders for this?
for compilation you need the header files, not the binaries (aka: *._pd_linux). on debian, Pd and Gem install their headers into /usr/include/pd resp. /usr/include/Gem. when installing from source, the paths you have to provide depend on where you unpacked the configured sources.
fgamsrd IOhannes
Iohannes,
I use the next command to compile gem2pdp from source: ./configure --with-pddir=/usr/include/pdextended --with-gemdir=/home/myname/Desktop/Gem-0.93.3/Gem --with-pdpdir=/usr/lib/pd/extra/pdp
as i use pdextended and no pd folder in include. Gem 0.93.3 is from source compiled on my desktop, so i use that folder, while pdp is loaded from usr/lib/pd/extra folder. Anyway gem2pdp says it can not find Pd and Gem source and stops configuration.
And still a big question why Gem can not render anything? Is it the problem with ATI Radeon cards? As I have this one.
Thakns again:
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 5:45 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.atwrote:
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On 2013-02-11 17:37, Elektro Moon wrote:
Iohannes,
strange things are happening. I reinstalled pd-extended 0.43.4 on my Ubuntu. I achieved the polish letters with arialunicode fonts. Than I reinstalled gem2pdp which required Gem 0.92.3 from the repository. So gem2pdp worked but not the polish letters. Uninstalling gem2pdp and adding the path to Gem 93.4 from git-hub caused
quick note: Gem is _not_ hosted on github; please use the repository on sourceforge, as this is he one that is most uptodate; the github clone might be out of date.
again the GL: invalid enumerate in pd. I know that there are fixes to gem2pdp but I never managed to compile from source. Anytime I add the folders where pd.pd_linux, gem.pd_linux and pdp.pd_linux exists, the compilation is stopped with the result of missing Pd and Gem sources. Which are the right folders for this?
for compilation you need the header files, not the binaries (aka: *._pd_linux). on debian, Pd and Gem install their headers into /usr/include/pd resp. /usr/include/Gem. when installing from source, the paths you have to provide depend on where you unpacked the configured sources.
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gem2pdp should be included in Pd-extended 0.43.4, you shouldn't need to install it separately.
.hc
On 02/11/2013 11:37 AM, Elektro Moon wrote:
Iohannes,
strange things are happening. I reinstalled pd-extended 0.43.4 on my Ubuntu. I achieved the polish letters with arialunicode fonts. Than I reinstalled gem2pdp which required Gem 0.92.3 from the repository. So gem2pdp worked but not the polish letters. Uninstalling gem2pdp and adding the path to Gem 93.4 from git-hub caused again the GL: invalid enumerate in pd. I know that there are fixes to gem2pdp but I never managed to compile from source. Anytime I add the folders where pd.pd_linux, gem.pd_linux and pdp.pd_linux exists, the compilation is stopped with the result of missing Pd and Gem sources. Which are the right folders for this? Or how can I find Gem 0.93.x with the right gem2pdp in repository? As this would be the most convenient.
Thanks again for your helps. Tomorrow I send you the config.log file after the bad compilation with the filmMPEG1 problem.
Have a nice evening:
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 9:21 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.atwrote:
On 2013-02-11 01:27, Elektro Moon wrote:
Jack,
thanks a lot, i managed to compile Gem 0.93.0.
cool, what did you do?
Gents,
Unfortunately, if i use gemwin, it prints GL: invalid enumerant. Even
how often? what is the _exact_ version of Gem you are using? (as it is printed on startup)
text3D does not render anything.
i'm sure you have a font in the right place, do you? 689772@bugs.debian.org
I need pdp2gem be installed and use Gem 0.93 or higher, as 0.92.x does not render polish special characters such as ????. When I have 0.93.x the pdp2gem is not loading if I have 0.92.x polish letters are not in Gemwin.
you need a pdp2gem that has been compiled against Gem-0.93, rather than Gem-0.92.
A total devil's circle.
no.
fgamsdr IOhannes
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I know, but this gem2pdp version works only with Gem 0.92.x not with 0.93.x, which means that Gem can not render non-english letters with the text objects. If I add to the path Gem 0.93.3 than either gem2pdp will not work, or recently the GL: invalid enumerate error comes up without any Gem rendering possibilities.
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 8:57 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner hans@at.or.atwrote:
gem2pdp should be included in Pd-extended 0.43.4, you shouldn't need to install it separately.
.hc
On 02/11/2013 11:37 AM, Elektro Moon wrote:
Iohannes,
strange things are happening. I reinstalled pd-extended 0.43.4 on my Ubuntu. I achieved the polish letters with arialunicode fonts. Than I reinstalled gem2pdp which required Gem 0.92.3 from the repository. So gem2pdp worked but not the polish letters. Uninstalling gem2pdp and adding the path to Gem 93.4 from git-hub caused again the GL: invalid enumerate in pd. I know that there are fixes to gem2pdp but I never managed to compile
from
source. Anytime I add the folders where pd.pd_linux, gem.pd_linux and pdp.pd_linux exists, the compilation is stopped with the result of
missing
Pd and Gem sources. Which are the right folders for this? Or how can I find Gem 0.93.x with the right gem2pdp in repository? As
this
would be the most convenient.
Thanks again for your helps. Tomorrow I send you the config.log file
after
the bad compilation with the filmMPEG1 problem.
Have a nice evening:
Popesz
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 9:21 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig <zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
On 2013-02-11 01:27, Elektro Moon wrote:
Jack,
thanks a lot, i managed to compile Gem 0.93.0.
cool, what did you do?
Gents,
Unfortunately, if i use gemwin, it prints GL: invalid enumerant. Even
how often? what is the _exact_ version of Gem you are using? (as it is printed on startup)
text3D does not render anything.
i'm sure you have a font in the right place, do you? 689772@bugs.debian.org
I need pdp2gem be installed and use Gem 0.93 or higher, as 0.92.x does not render polish special characters such as ????. When I have 0.93.x the pdp2gem is not loading if I have 0.92.x polish letters are not in Gemwin.
you need a pdp2gem that has been compiled against Gem-0.93, rather than Gem-0.92.
A total devil's circle.
no.
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