Hi Ãmeric
On 9/24/2014 1:03 PM, Ãmeric MASCHINO wrote:
Hi,
What's the best practice regarding OSG deployment on Windows? Indeed,
several plug-ins depend on external libraries. Is it best to put the
required DLLs in OSG_ROOT\bin\osgPlugins-X.Y.Z or rather in
OSG_ROOT\bin, thus ensuring that OS
OK, this is now clear with what Farshid also explained me in the other post.
Thanks,
Émeric
2014-09-24 22:29 GMT+02:00 Chris Hanson :
> I just move the osgPlugins folder into the folder where the executable and
> top-level OSG DLLs are found. All seems to work without any fuss.
>
> On Wed,
I just move the osgPlugins folder into the folder where the executable and
top-level OSG DLLs are found. All seems to work without any fuss.
On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Émeric MASCHINO
wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Are you then also putting the required plug-ins in the same folder and
> no more in
OK, thanks for the clarification Farshid.
Yes, I was using exactly the same structure. But I didn't knew that
the OSG plug-ins were first looking for their dependencies is
OSG_ROOT\bin before relying upon the PATH. I thought that, when not
found in the OSG_ROOT\bin\osgPlugins-X.Y.Z folder, the req
Hi Chris,
Are you then also putting the required plug-ins in the same folder and
no more in a separate osgPlugins-X.Y.Z folder?
Cheers,
Émeric
2014-09-24 19:59 GMT+02:00 Chris Hanson :
> I deploy my applications with their own local copy of OSG in the same folder
> as the main application
Hi Émeric,
I'm assuming OSG_ROOT refers to the install folder of your OSG based
application. The plug-ins should go into OSG_ROOT\bin\osgPlugins-X.Y.Z. OSG
will automatically prepend the "osgPlugins-X.Y.Z\" path when attempting to
load "osgdb_*.dll" plugins.
For example, let's say I install my ap
I deploy my applications with their own local copy of OSG in the same
folder as the main application executable. I typically have a dozen
different versions and flavors of OSG on my computer at once so OSG_ROOT
becomes irrelevant.
On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 11:39 AM, Émeric MASCHINO wrote:
> Hi Far
Hi Farshid,
Correct, but what about the plug-ins and examples? They aren't
installed in OSG_ROOT\bin. So if you only copy the DLLs in
OSG_ROOT\bin, when trying to load a plug-in (installed in
OSG_ROOT\bin\osgPlugins-X.Y.Z) or running an example (installed in
OSG_ROOT\shared\OpenSceneGraph\bin) tha
Hi Émeric,
Placing the external libraries in OSG_ROOT\bin should work as long as the
main executable is also in OSG_ROOT\bin. Windows should first search for
DLLs in the same folder as the executable before searching in PATH. So
there is no need to add your application to PATH, or worry about
conf
Hi,
What's the best practice regarding OSG deployment on Windows? Indeed,
several plug-ins depend on external libraries. Is it best to put the
required DLLs in OSG_ROOT\bin\osgPlugins-X.Y.Z or rather in
OSG_ROOT\bin, thus ensuring that OSG_ROOT\bin is in the PATH so that
the plug-ins can find them
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