Chaps,
I've recently had the pleasure of rebuilding my 64bit Fedora system from
scratch due to a failing hard disk. Got hdrgen working, too.
hdrgen is a 32bit application, so simply doing a
# apt-get install libtiff
on a 64 bit Debian-based system will only pull the 64bit Tiff library.
So make sure you have all the 32bit deps on your 64bit system. The two
co-exist quite happily.
The only bit of 'hacking' I had to do was to soft-link libtiff.so.4
(what comes with Fedora) to libtiff.so.3 (which is what hdrgen is linked
against).
Chris, if you can expand on 'no joy', I might be able to give you a few
pointers.
Cheers
Axel
On 08/24/2012 12:17 AM, Gregory J. Ward wrote:
Hi Chris,
I think you are asking me, as I'm the only one with access to the full source
code outside of Dolby... And no, I haven't compiled it under Ubuntu. I
haven't compiled under any recent version of Linux in fact. I don't know how
cross-compatible binaries are. It's a pain due to all the external library
dependencies (OpenEXR and TIFF mostly), but I could try recompiling it on the
Lubuntu image I have under VMWare. Can anyone tell me how likely that is to
work as an executable?
-Greg
From: Humann Chris <[email protected]>
Date: August 23, 2012 4:04:11 PM PDT
Greetings. Is anyone aware of a compiled version of 'hdrgen' that works under
Ubuntu? I downloaded Greg's 'Linux' version placing the binaries in the
appropriate bin directory but no joy.
Cheers,
Chris
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