** Changed in: hugin
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Title:
Replace GLEW with epoxy
Status in Hugin:
Fix Released
Bug descr
Thanks. That works for me.
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Title:
Replace GLEW with epoxy
Status in Hugin:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
GLEW is installed for either
I committed the changes to the repository.
But I made the choice of GLEW or epoxy user configurable in the CMake build.
** Changed in: hugin
Status: New => Fix Committed
** Changed in: hugin
Milestone: None => 2023.0beta1
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For ImageTransformsGPU.cpp you need to include before gl.h.
Then the glut call work (removing an error reporting is a no-go).
But when I use the released epoxy lib (compiled with MSVC) I'm getting the
crashes.
After more testing it appears there is a bug in libepoxy build system or in
meson.
D
I installed MSYS2 and built with that, most of the work was hacking
Hugin CMakeLists to find the MSYS2 packages.
MSYS2 has an epoxy package, and supports pkg-config, the actual code changes
from the last patch required below (I also modified win_bundle.cmake but that
was a quick MSYS2 hack).
The
I tried to test it on Windows.
First I needed several more changes to get it to compile.
But it does not work:
nona --gpu is only printing "Attempting to dlopen() while in the dynamic
linker." and then crashes.
Opening the fast preview crashes Hugin without feedback/further information.
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For Building on Windows, yes it does need Meson [1]. If Python 3 is
installed:
pip install meson
Apparently meson can generate Visual Studio project files with
`--backend vs` option [2] (also xcode).
[1] https://github.com/anholt/libepoxy/issues/65#issuecomment-277750480
[2] https://mesonbuild.c
First I need to check how to build on Windows. The readme does not
provide instructions specific for Windows. It seems epoxy needs 2!
different build systems (currently not used by Hugin or its
dependencies) which would be a high obstacle for building such a small
library.
Second this lib is new f
I haven't tested the patch, just noting that epoxy is available on
fedora
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Title:
Replace GLEW with epoxy
Status in Hugin:
New
Bug descri
** Description changed:
GLEW is installed for either GLX or EGL, making it impossible to switch to
EGL if some applications need GLX.
epoxy also does not need to be initialised, making startup faster.
- GTK, Firefox and Libreoffice are among those that have switched to epoxy.
+ GTK, Firefox a
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