[ptx] help gentoo amd64 problems

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The same to me...
but i'm really not able to say something about!

Il giorno gio, 31-03-2005 alle 11:06 -0800, Hal V Engel ha scritto:
> On Tuesday 29 March 2005 12:45 am, Hal V Engel wrote:
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> > > Brian Innes wrote:
> > > For what it is worth I have given up trying to get Mono + libgdiplus
> > > installed on my amd64 gentoo machine.  Not what you probably wanted to
> > > hear, but I've had no success at all with mono + libgdiplus, so I can
> > > live without autopano sift!
> >
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> I got autopano-sift working on my Gentoo amd64 machine.  I was not able to get 
> autopano-sift to build using the ebuild or manually from the tarball.  But I 
> was able to use the *.exe and *.dll files from the tarball's bin/ directory 
> by copying these into /usr/local/bin.  Since these are machine independent 
> byte code it should not matter what machine compiled them.  In Hugin I had to 
> set the Autopano-SIFT command to "mono /usr/local/bin/autopanog.exe" to get 
> it to work.  I have run this a couple of times now and it worked both times.  
> Not an exhaustive test but it looks good so far. 
> 
> For those running a Gentoo amd64 machine you will need to umask mono-1.1.5 and 
> libgdiplus-1.1.5 and use keywords "~amd64" for these.  You will also need to 
> set keywords to "~x86" for gtk-sharp-1.0.8 and glade-sharp-1.0.8.  I am not 
> sure if glade-sharp is needed but the autopano-sift ebuild requires this and 
> I had it installed before I figured out that the ebuild would not work on an 
> amd64 system.
> 
> PTOptimizer is not working from with in Hugin as it always returns zero 
> values.  Building libpano12 installed PTOptimizer in /usr/bin.  Being new to 
> this I don't know how to test to see where the problem is.  When I run 
> PTOptimizer from the command line it says:
> 
> Usage: PTOptimizer /path/to/script.txt
> 
> Does that mean that PTOptimizer is OK?  How can I test this from the command 
> line to make sure it is OK?  If it is OK from the command line what do I need 
> to do in Hugin to get it working?
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