Re: [Paraview] legal question

I am not an expert on this issue, but it seems like you'd have to buy the commercial license to the qt gui libraries. Juan On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 5:07 PM, Dominik Szczerba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Am I allowed to distribute a binray version of PV bundled with my own > plugins? (sorry I am par

[Paraview] legal question

Am I allowed to distribute a binray version of PV bundled with my own plugins? (sorry I am particularly dumb to any legal issues) Dominik ___ ParaView mailing list ParaView@paraview.org http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview

[Paraview] ParaView/Xdmf bad memory usage

There's something wrong with memory allocation employed by ParaView (3.4.0) OR Xdmf library. When I load a temporal collection of spatial collections it seems that ParaView (or Xdmf) is trying to allocate memory for all time steps at once as it were a multiblock of multiblocks. My guess is th

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

Dominik Szczerba wrote: Configuring with cmake, is it possible - other than hacking - to use Release builds for VTK or PV *and* Debug mode for my own stuff? On linux I can easily do that (with different CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE's), but on Windows it seems in order to debug my own stuff I have to compil

Re: [Paraview] Simple Visualization

2008/10/31 David E DeMarle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > This is what I meant: > > 1) load the vtk file > ParaView now makes a pipeline that looks like this > > FileReader->Data > > And the data is like so (just a list of points in space): > x1,y1,z1: > x2,y2,z2: > ... > > 2) Apply the Calculator Filt

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

Thanks a lot, no I never have on Windows. On linux I used to have debugging problems with both the optimization AND debugging, with the stack pointer leading into bushes, so I guess on Windows it will not be better... will it? Dominik Renato N. Elias wrote: How about using a mid term option

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

How about using a mid term option!? Have you tried the RelWithDebInfo project? Renato. Dominik Szczerba wrote: Thanks a lot David for the clarifications, Dominik David Cole wrote: If you want to debug things with the Microsoft compiler on Windows, you have to build *everything* loaded into

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

Marcus Lindblom wrote: Dominik Szczerba wrote: Configuring with cmake, is it possible - other than hacking - to use Release builds for VTK or PV *and* Debug mode for my own stuff? On linux I can easily do that (with different CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE's), but on Windows it seems in order to debug my ow

[Paraview] Rendering large datasets using offscreen rendering...

Folks, I need some tips for rendering a large dataset using offscreen rendering in a SGI Altix-ICE. Basically, I have a 40 million tetrahedra mesh partitioned in 128 cpus. The result is stored in Xdmf format (15 time steps) and I can successfully load the datasets in ParaView 3.4.0 and do ba

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

If you want to debug things with the Microsoft compiler on Windows, you have to build *everything* loaded into the process as a "Debug" configuration. It is worth the extra time taken to do this. Otherwise, you will simply have mysteries on your hands and you will spend countless hours pulling your

Re: [Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

Thanks a lot David for the clarifications, Dominik David Cole wrote: If you want to debug things with the Microsoft compiler on Windows, you have to build *everything* loaded into the process as a "Debug" configuration. It is worth the extra time taken to do this. Otherwise, you will simply ha

[Paraview] release/debug modes in MSVC

Configuring with cmake, is it possible - other than hacking - to use Release builds for VTK or PV *and* Debug mode for my own stuff? On linux I can easily do that (with different CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE's), but on Windows it seems in order to debug my own stuff I have to compile the whole VTK / PV in