Found myself,
- run cmake
- run sudo make install_ld_conf
- run make
- rund sudo make install
with this my new installed application finds the osg libs, but not the
findcmake of debian stretch cmake 3.7.2
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Hi,
I successful compiled OSG. I can use it in my other application if I pass the
build and src path to my other application. But if I install it my other
application does not find the libraries if I install the application. This
seams to be because of this:
The build system is configured to
Seams I found it myself.
Only building does only building :O the includes are not copied to the build
directory. I need to use the include directory of the source and the lib ob the
build if I would use osg but would not install it on the system ...
bernd
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attached a screen of all the files in the build include. There is no real
source code file to include ?!
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Hi,
I have been trying to compile OSG on Debian Jessie
here is what I did.
Code:
git clone https://github.com/openscenegraph/OpenSceneGraph -b
OpenSceneGraph-3.4 osg34
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../osg34
I had no errors but in build/include there are nearly
Hi Robert, Thanks for your answer, and your informations regarding the topic.
It helped a lot.
robertosfield wrote:
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If you application is using the osgQt library and this lib is linked
to Qt4 then mixing the viability of mixing Qt5 libs in your
application will be down to Qt4/5
OK delete all links :-(
Hi All,
I'm new to the forum. I provide a linuxbuild of IfcPlusPlus. It is a viewer to
display digital modells of building in file format ifc.
The linuxbuild is on github .../berndhahnebach/IFCPlusPlus. Branch
linuxbuild-qt4 runs smooth on debian wheezy using the osg of
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