Hi,
Got some (big) help (again) from Fernando @ planet-ccrma:
------start quote There is one missing library that gem has to link to. After doing the configure process, edit the Makefile (in src/Gnu) and add to the libs line "-lttf", that will link gem with the truetype library and will resolve the missing symbol. ------end quote
I want to start testing the new objects tonight. Where should I report what works, what don't and what crashes pd? Is the PD-dev list the right place for this?
thanks for the new toys!!
Kurt
Original Message: ----------------- From: kurt@kapotski.be kurt@kapotski.be Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 21:13:56 -0500 To: tigital@mac.com, pd-dev@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: RE: [PD-dev] [GEM] cvs commits
hi,
I'd like to try it out... unfortunatly i get the following error when loading Gem (cvs):
/usr/lib/pd/Gem/Gem.pd_linux: /usr/lib/libgltt.so.0: undefined symbol: TT_New_Glyph /usr/lib/pd/Gem/Gem: can't load library
I'm on redhat 8, gcc 3.2,
'rpm -qa | grep gltt' gives me: gltt-2.5.2-2.1 gltt-devel-2.5.2-2.1 [planet-ccrma packages]
:(
grtz,
kurt
Original Message: ----------------- From: tigital tigital@mac.com
...speaking of which, it'd be really nice if some nonMac platform could try this glBlending, cuz it could easily be added to all geo's...but we don't want to go overboard w/o confirmation...
l8r, jamie
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On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, kurt@kapotski.be wrote:
Hi,
Got some (big) help (again) from Fernando @ planet-ccrma:
------start quote There is one missing library that gem has to link to. After doing the configure process, edit the Makefile (in src/Gnu) and add to the libs line "-lttf", that will link gem with the truetype library and will resolve the missing symbol. ------end quote
Is it possible for someone using RedHat to check why this doesn't get autodetected.Can you send the config.log file ?
I want to start testing the new objects tonight. Where should I report what works, what don't and what crashes pd? Is the PD-dev list the right place for this?
I think the right place is the list. I wasn't very succesful when I tested them yesterday on Linux. Still have to figure out what happens.
Guenter
I want to start testing the new objects tonight. Where should I report what works, what don't and what crashes pd? Is the PD-dev list the right place for this?
I think the right place is the list. I wasn't very succesful when
I tested them yesterday on Linux. Still have to figure out what happens.
hi guenter,
...curious to see what gave ya problems, because rubber/ripple/newWave are all based on old SGI "distort" demos...don't forget that there are example patches (mostly in examples/07.textures, I think)...and chris posted a glBlend example patch to the list last week...
l8r, jamie
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, tigital wrote:
I want to start testing the new objects tonight. Where should I report what works, what don't and what crashes pd? Is the PD-dev list the right place for this?
I think the right place is the list. I wasn't very succesful when
I tested them yesterday on Linux. Still have to figure out what happens.
hi guenter,
...curious to see what gave ya problems, because
ok, now it works. The problem is that it crashes if you do not have a picture for texturing, so you should supply a version that works without texturing too. Otherwise, really cool effects
Greetings
Guenter
rubber/ripple/newWave are all based on old SGI "distort" demos...don't forget that there are example patches (mostly in examples/07.textures, I think)...and chris posted a glBlend example patch to the list last week...
l8r, jamie
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ok, now it works. The problem is that it crashes if you do not have a picture for texturing, so you should supply a version that works without texturing too. Otherwise, really cool effects
Ahh so it's a problem on linux too. Certain combinations of pix_film/pix_texture and other pix_ seem to crash this way and others are fine. We need to fix this right away.
cgc
Greetings
Guenter
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, chris clepper wrote:
ok, now it works. The problem is that it crashes if you do not have a picture for texturing, so you should supply a version that works without texturing too. Otherwise, really cool effects
Ahh so it's a problem on linux too. Certain combinations of pix_film/pix_texture and other pix_ seem to crash this way and others are fine. We need to fix this right away.
Yes, I have just taken a look into other geo objects, and it does not seem to be guaranteed that the is a texCoord object in the state. Thats why these objects crash, they don't test for "state" and "state->texCoord" (hope its called texCoord, this is from memory).
Guenter
------start quote There is one missing library that gem has to link to. After doing the configure process, edit the Makefile (in src/Gnu) and add to the libs line "-lttf", that will link gem with the truetype library and will resolve the missing symbol. ------end quote
Is it possible for someone using RedHat to check why this doesn't get autodetected.Can you send the config.log file ?
I have included the config.log as an attachment... hope it helps. This is for yesterday's cvs (on RedHat 8.0).
-- Fernando
On 11 Feb 2003, Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
------start quote There is one missing library that gem has to link to. After doing the configure process, edit the Makefile (in src/Gnu) and add to the libs line "-lttf", that will link gem with the truetype library and will resolve the missing symbol. ------end quote
Is it possible for someone using RedHat to check why this doesn't get autodetected.Can you send the config.log file ?
I have included the config.log as an attachment... hope it helps. This is for yesterday's cvs (on RedHat 8.0).
:) yes it helped me to detect that libttf is not searched for anymore. Have to investigate why, my guess is that gltt on Debian has the functionality already included, so it is not needed any more ... still we might to add that for RedHat users ...
Guenter
Zitiere guenter geiger geiger@xdv.org:
:) yes it helped me to detect that libttf is not searched for anymore. Have to investigate why, my guess is that gltt on Debian has the functionality already included, so it is not needed any more ... still we might to add that for RedHat users ...
ah yes, you are right i rewrote the configure.in and thought that libttf was not really needed (on my debian box). so i kicked it out... since i don't have cvs-access right now, would anyone (guenter ?) mind putting it in again ? if not, i will do it by next monday (i hate being offline all the time. haven't even been able to check all those new things from jamie/chris)
mfg.a.srd IOhannes
Guenter
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Ok, I will put it in again.
Guenter
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Zitiere guenter geiger geiger@xdv.org:
:) yes it helped me to detect that libttf is not searched for anymore. Have to investigate why, my guess is that gltt on Debian has the functionality already included, so it is not needed any more ... still we might to add that for RedHat users ...
ah yes, you are right i rewrote the configure.in and thought that libttf was not really needed (on my debian box). so i kicked it out... since i don't have cvs-access right now, would anyone (guenter ?) mind putting it in again ? if not, i will do it by next monday (i hate being offline all the time. haven't even been able to check all those new things from jamie/chris)
mfg.a.srd IOhannes
Guenter
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