Hi Allard,
something is wrong on your side, but I can't tell what. Because I know
that the repository works fine and just running CMake (no need to do the
MSVC stuff) sets up the installer properly. here is what I did:
* inside an SDK folder, I created two folders: hugin.trunk and
As far the main problems with Hugin
1. finding out a compiled .exe to click and install mindlessy...
2. I could never ever stitch a circular fisheye image with it. So far
command line original Dersch software was more intuitive to me.
3. As soon as I'm setting down in new offices I'll take
most likely the INSTALL target in MSVC is deselected. It is by default
and it is good so, because you want to build error free before
installing/ proceeding to compile the installer. I guess you build the
Release target (and not the Debug target). You can select to build the
INSTALL project
On Wed 25-Feb-2009 at 10:17 +0100, luca vascon wrote:
2. I could never ever stitch a circular fisheye image with it. So far
command line original Dersch software was more intuitive to me.
I think this is because you are expecting it to work like ptgui, the
hugin system is actually much easier
Okay, either the make process went wrong or I messed it up when
merging changes. Probably the latter. The URL.txt still contains this:
URL=http://www.photopla.net/hugin/dlcounter.php?
s...@hugin_wc_revision@ . That apparently is evaluated as lower than
the threshold.
One thing that should perhaps
allard wrote:
Okay, either the make process went wrong or I messed it up when
merging changes. Probably the latter. The URL.txt still contains this:
URL=http://www.photopla.net/hugin/dlcounter.php?
s...@hugin_wc_revision@
@@ in the repository are usually placeholders to be replaced by
The installer files should be in hugin_build/INSTALL. If you have them
in hugin_build/platforms/windows/installer it is a mix up between the
source and the build environment. Best practice is to keep the source in
a separate folder (the one you check out from SVN to) and do all changes
allard wrote:
I'm a newbie
everybody was at some point. nothing wrong with that.
to click on the .iss file in hugin_build/INSTALL to build the installer
once the files in hugin_build/INSTALL/FILES are ready.
the .iss file is not there, but in the hugin_build/platforms/windows/
installer
allard wrote:
Match-n-shift is still not in there (I don't have it here)
it's a Perl script in the panotools repository. I documented how to
produce Windows executables at
http://panospace.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/perl-in-windows/.
Yuv, at your request I put the URL at the end of the
