Hi Dave,
Apologies for the long delay on this reply. I haven't had the chance
to keep up with OSG in the last couple weeks.
I think you should be fine passing the default-constructed
OsgDB::ReaderWriter::Options. It may be that this is just a problem
with VS 2008. Also if you haven't rebuilt the osgDotNet wrappers for
that version, I could easily see that causing problems.
If you're able I'd recommend trying it with VS 2005 and/or straight
native OSG to see if either of those will work.
-Mike
On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 11:58:26PM -0400, Dave Fouts wrote:
> I attempted:
> Osg::Node ^ model = OsgDB::Globals::readNodeFile("corner1.obj");
> Compiler (& intellisense) says that a ReaderWriter::Options parameter is
> required
>
> So I added:
> OsgDB::ReaderWriter::Options ^ myOpts = gcnew OsgDB::
> ReaderWriter::Options();
> And also with Options("CACHE_NONE");
> And also just ..Options ^ myOpts;
> Then readNodeFile(fn, myOpts);
>
> I assume I need to create an instance of Options, since with only a pointer
> I get past the compiler, but no model created (no errors either).
>
> But, the compiler gives error C1001 - an internal compiler error &
> Suggests I simplify the myOpts = gcnew statement or try /P...
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
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