Hi Christian,
I really appreciate your efforts on this. I took out the redundant
definition of quit() in raypwin.c -- this should have been removed
earlier. I will check this in along with the other changes needed to
the SCONS system.
As for the timegm() -> time() substitution, are you sure these calls
have the same semantics? It seems to be a direct conflict with the
standard POSIX call, which returns the current time. Very different
from timegm(), which converts calendar times to seconds elapsed since
the epoch. Can you point me to an online API somewhere?
Thanks!
-Greg
From: Christian Kohler <[email protected]>
Date: May 21, 2010 5:09:30 PM PDT
We have been working at LBNL to compile Radiance 4.0 for inclusion in
WINDOW6 (win32).
We managed to compile it, based on Francesco's MinGW instructions, but
here are a few small code issues we need to resolve.
The gcc compiler complains while compiling mkillum.exe
it reports that the 'quit' function is defined both in
/src/rt/raypwin.c and /src/gen/mkillum.c
We commented out the 'quit' function in raypwin.c and were able to
compile, but there are cleaner solutions. Any suggestions on how to do
solve this?
As others reported before, we also found the issue with the call to
timegm in /src/common/header.c
Here is out proposed change:
change this:
tms.tm_year -= 1900;
*tloc = timegm(&tms);
to this:
tms.tm_year -= 1900;
#ifdef _WIN32
*tloc = time(&tms);
#else
*tloc = timegm(&tms);
#endif
We also made some changes to the Scons scripts, but I will send those
in a separate e-mail, since it is not a direct source code issue.
Christian
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