Paul Fishwick kirjoitti: > 2. In your instructions, the next step is to copy the DLLs to a new folder > yet to be created: C:\viewerTrunk\viewer\bin, and then to continue to >
no, that directory already exists in your svn checkout - in the Naali trunk. that's where, when building with visual studio, it copies the exe and under there you have runtime stuff like configurations and the data of the default avatar etc. > #4 (Building the Viewer). Then there is a reference in section #4 to > a file "viewerTrunk\viewer\CmakeLists.txt. Where is this file? I do not > recall seeing instructions in: > http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Building_Naali_in_Windows > for downloading additional files into "viewertrunk". Have I missed a step? > no you haven't - that file is already in the root of trunk in svn, so should be in the root of your working copy too. you don't need to touch it for the defaults, but that's where you can configure which modules you want to build. > -p > ~Toni > Jonne Nauha wrote: > >> Small correction runtime dll:s that you copy to <naali_trunk>/bin are >> in "/bin/windows/dist/bin". Small renaming of folders recently :) Its >> still a little confusing, but thats how it is for now. >> >> - Jonne >> >> On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 6:58 PM, Toni Alatalo <ant...@kyperjokki.fi >> <mailto:ant...@kyperjokki.fi>> wrote: >> >> >> Paul Fishwick kirjoitti: >> > Well, if possible, I'd like to use your precompiled dependency >> package >> > without having to build it. Does this precompiled package (w/ >> the DLLs that I need to copy) >> > exist somewhere? It is not under: >> > >> >> We just moved that precompiled zip to be a binary dir in the >> dependencies svn, lib/windows/lib has deps for bulding and >> lib/windows/bin the runtime dlls iirc. >> >> > http://dev.realxtend.org/gf/project/viewerdeps/frs/ >> > >> >> So they've been updated in the svn of that project, also the binaries >> for windows, to match what current trunk head needs. On linux the >> distributions have almost all of the deps, and most of the deps >> sources >> are in that svn in trunk/ >> >> > -p >> > >> >> ~Toni >> >> > Ryan McDougall wrote: >> > >> >> There is a bit of a mis-match in documentation there. The wiki >> >> documents the 0.0.1 release IIRC. There should be a version in the >> >> doc/ folder in SVN that documents HEAD. >> >> >> >> We've basically removed the viewer deps tarball/zip in favour >> of the >> >> viewerdeps SVN, which appears to be what you've got, so don't worry >> >> about it. >> >> >> >> If you're using VC++ express, often you'll need the MS Windows >> >> platform SDK to compile most anything with express; however since I >> >> don't think we call any windows APIs directly (instead we go >> through >> >> Qt), you may not need that. Also, there are some licensing >> >> restrictions what you can do with a binary compiled by express. >> >> >> >> I'm not sure one "configures" the modules per se, only that if you >> >> don't need a module, commenting it out from the build will make >> sure >> >> it's not linked. At this point I think you can just use the >> cmake file >> >> you get from a clean checkout. >> >> >> >> Please let us know if you have any other problems. >> >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> >> On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 6:12 PM, Paul Fishwick >> <fishw...@cise.ufl.edu <mailto:fishw...@cise.ufl.edu>> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >>> Jonne >> >>> I thought I'd try to build Naali from source to see where it >> is in >> >>> development. The >> >>> plan would be to use Naali to access an existing Opensim >> server. Using >> >>> this guideline: >> >>> >> >>> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Building_Naali_in_Windows >> >>> >> >>> Installing CMake was not an issue, but I do not follow these >> >>> instructions. >> >>> From Gforge, I used the access info: svn co >> >>> http://dev.realxtend.org/svn/viewerdeps >> >>> to C:\viewerdeps. Where is "viewer-dependencies-VS2008" ? >> Also, can >> >>> Visual C++ Express edition be used (in the same spirit as one >> can use >> >>> Visual C# Express edition to compile opensim)? Thanks >> >>> >> >>> I also have some questions on "Building the Viewer" but have >> yet to get >> >>> to that >> >>> stage, such as: >> >>> >> >>> What does "Open up .... and configure the set of modules by >> commenting >> >>> out the >> >>> unnecessary ones.." mean ? Anyway, I suppose I'll cross that >> bridge >> >>> when I come >> >>> to it. >> >>> >> >>> -p >> >>> >> >>> .............................. >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> Jonne Nauha wrote: >> >>> >> >>> >> >>>> Here is a wiki page where I tried to cover the most server >> and auth >> >>>> types and how to login to/with them. >> >>>> >> >> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Getting_Started_with_Naali#Login_to_worlds >> >>>> >> >>>> - Jonne >> >>>> >> >>>> >> >>>> >> >>> -- >> >>> Paul Fishwick, PhD >> >>> Professor and Director, Digital Arts and Sciences Programs >> >>> University of Florida >> >>> Computer & Information Science and Eng. Dept. >> >>> Bldg. CSE, Room 301 >> >>> P.O. 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