[osg-users] Arggh! Frustrating compiler error! OS X XCode3.0.

[Stephen Northcott]

Hi Stephan, (Robert there is a comment about the svn repository in  
here that may be of interest to you)

OK. Can I ask what is perhaps a more stupid question now..

Can you confirm the correct svn source..

I used the one detailed on the OSG site, but it refers to the .com  
URL. That gave me repeated errors.
So out of curiosity I changed it to the .org URL and it pulled  
everything down flawlessly.
This is where I have been downloading from over the weekend as we  
corresponded.

I can confirm that I have nuked my machine, deleted all traces of any  
sign of OSG, and tried building this as both a 10.5 distrib and also a  
10.4u distrib.. and also as XCode2.4 and XCode3.0 compatible.

I am still getting the OpenGL error references I mentioned earlier. Is  
it possible I am going to the wrong repository? Do you have more than  
one! Seems unlikely as you told me you had fixed various other linking  
probs and I grabbed it again and they had indeed gone..

Thanks,
Stephen.

On Jan 27, 2008, at 6:11 PM, Stephan Huber wrote:

> Hi Stephen,
>
> I am a bit perplexed...
>
> Stephen Northcott schrieb:
>> Thank you so much for doing that.. OSG Compiles fine now.
>> (I limited it to 10.5SDK for Intel for simplicity right now)
>>
>> Just thought you'd like to know that I get the following errors,  
>> which
>> I have dealt with by commenting files I don't need out..
>>
>> osgSim/OpenFlightOptimizer is not found.
>>
>> And I get some OpenGL errors for osg/Uniform.
>> Basically GL_FLOAT_MAT2x3 is not 'declared in this scope', and it's 6
>> brothers and sisters.
>>
>> I noticed that in Uniform these defines are under a TODO: heading, so
>> you may be aware of that.
>>
> I did not get any of your errors, osgSim/OpenFlightOptimizer is not  
> part
> of the xcode-project anymore, and the #GL-defines are defined in
> osg/GLExtensions. I get some warnings about unused local variables and
> wrong initialization order, that's all.
>
> I added the offending lines of your example to the osggeometry- 
> example,
> and it builds and links fine on my end, both for 10.4u and 10.5-sdk.
>
> It looks like you are not using an uptodate source, or refererencing  
> old
> versions of the osg-frameworks, perhaps some old frameworks are  
> lurking
> around in /Library/Frameworks or ~/Library/Frameworks.
>
> Both mentioned errors are fixed in current svn. So please check again
> your source-tree if it's current  and if there are any modified files.
> Please remove
> OpenSceneGraph/Xcode/OpenSceneGraph/OpenSceneGraph.xcodeproj and do a
> svn update to get a clean and fresh xcode-project and try again.
>
>
> good luck :)
>
> stephan
>
>
>
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