[ptx] autopano-sift 1.6 released: control-point coverage improved, bug fixes

[Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh)]

Le 15.09.2004 11:41:53, Rob Park a écrit :
> Bruno Postle wrote:
>> On Wed 15-Sep-2004 at 01:55 -0600, Rob Park wrote:
>>> I noticed that, unfortunately. But why won't libsift 1.4 even
>>> compile?
>> 
>> Libsift only builds the .dll, the .exe is provided by autopano-sift.
>> I'm fairly sure that libsift isn't required at all.
> 
> Ok, that is different then. I thought I had to install libsift and  
> then autopano-sift in order for it to work.
> 
> Ok, so now I just compiled autopano-sift, and it compiled properly.  
> So that is good. The error I originally had was because of a bad  
> version of mono, now I updated mono and then tried libsift instead of  
> autopano-sift like I should have been doing.
> 
> So now that it is compiled, how do I install it? I tried copying the  
> bin/ to /usr/local/bin, but when I run autopano-complete.sh, I just  
> get this:

I suggest you to copy autopano.exe, generatekey.exe and libsift.dll  
in /usr/local/bin then edit autopao-complete.sh with something like  
done in this small patch (it seems that complete path have to be given  
to mon) :

--- autopano-complete.sh.orig   2004-09-15 13:57:11.000000000 +0200
+++ autopano-complete.sh        2004-09-14 11:27:02.000000000 +0200
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@

 # by Pablo d'Angelo <pablo.dangelo at web.de>

+BINDIR=/usr/local/bin
 MONO=mono

 usage()
@@ -65,16 +66,16 @@
        KEYFILES="$KEYFILES $FILENAME"
        if [ -f $FILENAME ]; then
                if [ $CLEAN -ne 0 ]; then
-                       $MONO generatekeys.exe $arg $FILENAME $SIZE
+                       $MONO $BINDIR/generatekeys.exe $arg $FILENAME  
$SIZE
                else
                        echo "Using previously generated keypoint file:  
$FILENAME"
                fi
        else
-               $MONO generatekeys.exe $arg $FILENAME $SIZE
+               $MONO $BINDIR/generatekeys.exe $arg $FILENAME $SIZE
        fi
 done

 echo "keyfiles: $KEYFILES"
 ARG="--ransac $RANSAC --maxmatches $POINTS";
-$MONO autopano.exe $ARG $PANOFILE $KEYFILES
+$MONO $BINDIR/autopano.exe $ARG $PANOFILE $KEYFILES


Jean-Luc

> 
> $ autopano-complete.sh pano.pto *
> Remaining arguments (18):
> --> `pano.pto'
> --> `IMG_2790.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2791.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2792.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2793.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2794.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2795.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2796.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2797.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2798.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2799.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2800.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2801.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2802.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2803.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2804.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2805.JPG'
> --> `IMG_2806.JPG'
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> cannot open assembly generatekeys.exe
> keyfiles:  pano.pto.key.gz IMG_2790.JPG.key.gz IMG_2791.JPG.key.gz  
> IMG_2792.JPG.key.gz IMG_2793.JPG.key.gz IM G_2794.JPG.key.gz  
> IMG_2795.JPG.key.gz IMG_2796.JPG.key.gz IMG_2797.JPG.key.gz  
> IMG_2798.JPG.key.gz IMG_2799.JP G.key.gz IMG_2800.JPG.key.gz  
> IMG_2801.JPG.key.gz IMG_2802.JPG.key.gz IMG_2803.JPG.key.gz  
> IMG_2804.JPG.key.gz IMG_2805.JPG.key.gz IMG_2806.JPG.key.gz
> cannot open assembly autopano.exe
> 
> It seems I am so close, autopano is compiled, but how do I install  
> it? It's not working.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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