Ok. I have it compiled and running with the 64bit pd-extended 0.43.1 autobuild. I did something like:
svn checkout http://gridflow.ca/svn/trunk
./configure --use-cpu x86-64 --no-opencv --no-dc1394 --no-libv4l1 --no-libv4l2 --no-mmx --no-mpeg3
make ______________
A couple questions. When I compile with opencv I get: Symbol not found: _cvAdd in the pd-console. So I compiled without opencv. Suggestions to fix? I have opencv installed via fink.
Also in the pd-console I get: GridFlow: can't detect this version of GEM: i=10 j=4 Which I have never seen before so I dont know that that means or how to fix.
Also when i "./configure" i get: [quicktimeapple] Apple's QuickTime: -------------------------------------------> missing (gcc compilation error) Is this a big problem? whats happens if i do: --no-quicktimeapple
cheers m
Le 2012-02-08 à 09:38:00, m.e.grimm a écrit :
A couple questions. When I compile with opencv I get: Symbol not found: _cvAdd in the pd-console. So I compiled without opencv. Suggestions to fix? I have opencv installed via fink.
I have no idea. Is there still a cvAdd function in there ? It might just be a small Makefile issue, but I don't know. Works for me, and worked when I tried it on OSX with FINK.
Also in the pd-console I get: GridFlow: can't detect this version of GEM: i=10 j=4 Which I have never seen before so I dont know that that means or how to fix.
It means that the GEM support has to be rewritten again, because GridFlow only supports GEM 92, GEM 93 alpha of the 1st kind, and GEM 93 alpha of the 2nd kind, but not GEM 93 final, which has again a different ABI.
I'd remove the latter two and only add support for the GEM 93 final API, but I don't know when I'll do that.
Also when i "./configure" i get: [quicktimeapple] Apple's QuickTime: -------------------------------------------> missing (gcc compilation error) Is this a big problem? whats happens if i do: --no-quicktimeapple
It depends what you want to do with GridFlow, which can be compiled with whatever. It's always been possible to compile GridFlow without any video in, video out, live or recorded, but usually, people want at least [#out window] to work, and then some other things, such as camera support.
the quicktimeapple module contains support for camera and reading mov.
the quartz module contains support for [#out window].
I hear that quicktimeapple can't work in 64-bit mode because the old quicktime api is 32-bit only. GEM's [pix_film] has the same problem.
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I hear that quicktimeapple can't work in 64-bit mode because the old quicktime api is 32-bit only. GEM's [pix_film] has the same problem.
yeah ive looked at some of the apple docs and the quicktimeapple.cxx code but rewriting/modifying is beyond my knowledge...
Heres the info on the transition from 32-bit to 64-bit for those interested. https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Carbon/Conceptual/Car...
thanks! m
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 12:50 PM, Mathieu Bouchard matju@artengine.ca wrote:
Le 2012-02-08 à 09:38:00, m.e.grimm a écrit :
A couple questions. When I compile with opencv I get: Symbol not found: _cvAdd in the pd-console. So I compiled without opencv. Suggestions to fix? I have opencv installed via fink.
I have no idea. Is there still a cvAdd function in there ? It might just be a small Makefile issue, but I don't know. Works for me, and worked when I tried it on OSX with FINK.
Also in the pd-console I get: GridFlow: can't detect this version of GEM: i=10 j=4 Which I have never seen before so I dont know that that means or how to fix.
It means that the GEM support has to be rewritten again, because GridFlow only supports GEM 92, GEM 93 alpha of the 1st kind, and GEM 93 alpha of the 2nd kind, but not GEM 93 final, which has again a different ABI.
I'd remove the latter two and only add support for the GEM 93 final API, but I don't know when I'll do that.
Also when i "./configure" i get: [quicktimeapple] Apple's QuickTime: -------------------------------------------> missing (gcc compilation error) Is this a big problem? whats happens if i do: --no-quicktimeapple
It depends what you want to do with GridFlow, which can be compiled with whatever. It's always been possible to compile GridFlow without any video in, video out, live or recorded, but usually, people want at least [#out window] to work, and then some other things, such as camera support.
the quicktimeapple module contains support for camera and reading mov.
the quartz module contains support for [#out window].
I hear that quicktimeapple can't work in 64-bit mode because the old quicktime api is 32-bit only. GEM's [pix_film] has the same problem.
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