Hi Dan & Kornel If I understand you correctly, the CMake build INSTALL project should create a directory structure compatible with building hugin? But the current default install prefix on Windows is C:/Program Files/ libpano13/, which the hugin CMake scripts will not find. So I changed that to <SDK root>/libpano13, and all is well.
I had been using Jim's MSVC projects so had not noticed how much improved the CMake system is. Thanks for pointing this out. --Tom On Jan 16, 2:30 am, Kornel Benko <kornel.be...@berlin.de> wrote: > Am Samstag 16 Januar 2010 schrieb dmg: > > > Isn't that a problem of configuring the compilation environment? > > > libpano installs in pano13. In my opinion that is the best place to do it. > > > Hugin should have as includes #include "pano13/panorama.h" > > > So hugin is doing it properly. > > +1 > > > What is happening is that your configuration should include as > > -I<location-where-pano13-dir-is-located> > > > This should be done by CMake. > > Exactly. > > > > > --dg > > ... > >oh, I think I get it. Are you installing libpano? only when it is > >installed, the pano13 directory is created. > > >--dmg > > I, too, am installing (though through a package-manager). And the result is > of course the same, the directories (and library pano13) > are ready for the hugin compilation. > > Kornel > -- > Kornel Benko > kornel.be...@berlin.de > > signature.asc > < 1KViewDownload
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