Hi Chuck & all,
Did this ever get addressed? I have an OSG 2.8.3 app which i am trying to
port to 64-bit Mac (i.e. Cocoa). As of 2.8.4, i see that QOSGWidget.cpp
still has this limitation:
#elif defined(__APPLE__) // Assume using Carbon on Mac.
Is it worth continuing to try to build 2.8.3's Q
Robert,
Sure, i'll be happy to fix it.
Chuck
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Hi Chuck,
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 5:15 AM, Chuck Shaw wrote:
> On Mac OSX, example_osgviewerQT and example_osgviewerQtWidget do not compile
> on 64bit with Qt's Cocoa. They are hard coded to 32 bit Carbon. .
Could you have a bash at getting osgviewerQtWidget to compile with Qt's Cocoa?
Thanks
On Mac OSX, example_osgviewerQT and example_osgviewerQtWidget do not compile on
64bit with Qt's Cocoa. They are hard coded to 32 bit Carbon. .
i.e.
#elif defined(__APPLE__) // Assume using Carbon on Mac.
Chuck
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Hi,
I was referring to the osgViewerQt* examples - though I can see that is not
clear in my original post! Thank you for the clarification. I have built all
the QT examples in 2.9.9 at this point and they seem to be working great.
Cheers,
Erin
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Hello Erin,
Can you confirm that the 2 examples you mention in your post made it into the
2.9.9 developer release?
In the previous post on this thread I mentioned more than 2 examples...
Do you mean the osgQtWidgets and osgQtBrowser examples, or the
osgViewerQtContext and osgViewerQtWidget
Hi JS,
Can you confirm that the 2 examples you mention in your post made it into the
2.9.9 developer release?
Thank you!
Cheers,
Erin
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Hello Andrew,
The Qt integration with Delta3D 2.3.0 under Windows is incredibly stable, so
perhaps this should be something to have a look at (I speak from experience on
using this package with Qt). Delta3D uses OpenSceneGraph for its rendering (see
the particle editor example). However, I don't
Hi J-S,
Thanks for the information, and your work is very much appreciated.
The Qt integration with Delta3D 2.3.0 under Windows is incredibly stable, so
perhaps this should be something to have a look at (I speak from experience on
using this package with Qt). Delta3D uses OpenSceneGraph for its
Hi Andrew,
I've used Qt under Windows and it appears to be quite stable with the OSG
environment; I'm concerned with Qt + OSG stability under Mac. Has anyone
successfully used this combination out there?
I've been working on osgQtBrowser and osgQtWidgets (and the classes they
demonstrate - QG
Hi,
Am 03.09.10 10:03, schrieb Robert Osfield:
> It might be for simplicity we just go with the slow and build for only
> for intel by default as well, and leave it to users to build for both
> (via the ccmake architecture option) if they want to retain
> portability to both architectures.
>
> Th
A couple more comments:
It's probably a good idea to use 'i386' compiles from now on (perhaps this
should be the default for all Intel architecture machines, as Apple has not sold
PPC machines for over 4 years now).
I've used Qt under Windows and it appears to be quite stable with the OSG
environ
Hi Tat,
Thanks for the tip, I recompiled for only target 'i386' and the compile & link
worked for Qt 4.6.3 now.
I believe there are still some issues with the Qt examples, there are a number
of warnings and errors in the terminal (osgQtBrowser, osgviewerQtContext,
osgQtWidgets, osgviewerQtWidget)
Hi Andrew,
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 8:31 PM, Andrew Lett wrote:
> export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:/usr/local/lib/osgPlugins-2.9.9
If you do need to add this line then you should point it to the parent
directory to the osgPlugins-2.9.9 rather than the osgPlugins directory
itself. The OSG a
Hi,
The errors say your QT libs are not built for ppc, but OSG frameworks are being
built for ppc (besides i386), resulting undefined symbols. so getting rid of
ppc from target architecture of cmake should solve the problem.
Tat
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On 2010/09/03, at 4:31, Andrew Lett wr
I've tried compiling the SVN version of OSG 2.9.9 on both Mac OS 10.5 and 10.6,
and it appears that there is an issue with Qt 4.6.3. There are a number of
errors during linking.
For now, a workaround for the build is to go back to an earlier version of Qt,
it appears that version 4.5.2 compiles a
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