[ptx] Compiling Hugin on OSX/intel

[Oliver Gräser]

Hi together, Hi Brett

hmm, I wasn't that lucky. The ranlib command indeed made the  
configure script run successfully, and I did ran make install.  
Afterwards, I can find the compiled libpano12-libs in /usr/local/lib.  
I tried so with both version 2.8.1 and 2.8.3. I suppose I didn't tell  
Hugin which library to use - can anyone comment on this?


Best Regards

Oliver


Oliver Gräser
Physics Department, University of Konstanz
Soft Matter Theory Group
Universitätsstrasse 10 / M671
D-78457 Konstanz
phone: +49 177 2675746
mailto:oliver.graeser at uni-konstanz.de


Am 25.06.2006 um 19:30 schrieb Brett Elliott:

> Oliver (and others interested),
>
> I've managed to compile libpano12 on my Intel based iMac.  Here are  
> the things I've learned:
>
> For the jpeg library:
> make install doesn't install the libraries.  For that you must run  
> make install-lib
>
> For libpano12:
> Once I did that, I went over to the libpano12 directory and copied  
> the makefile.osx to Makefile.
> I ran make.
> It complained about my libjpeg.a being out of date.
> I executed: ranlib /usr/local/lib/libjpeg.a
> At this point, you could run configure, or just use the Makefile  
> from makefile.osx.  I decided to run configure, just incase!
> I executed: make
> I executed: sudo make install
>
> All appears well.
>
> As an aside:
> As I understand it, the configure script determines if libraries  
> are present by trying to compile a small program.  In this case,  
> seeing the output of the failed compile gave the answer directly  
> (it said something like "run ranlib"), however the configure script  
> hid that output.  Is there a switch somewhere that one could flip  
> to see the compiler errors and warnings when running configure?  Is  
> there a log kept someplace already?
>
> Best of luck,
> Brett
>
>
> On Jun 25, 2006, at 8:15 AM, Oliver Gräser wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> I ran into the same bug mentioned before (Hugin crashes on  
>> optimization). I used Ippei's UB version. Now, I thought I'd maybe  
>> try to use the mentioned workaround (downgrading to older libpano  
>> version). Okay, I'm a newbie to compiling, I looked around and  
>> found a libpano-folder within my downloaded Hugin package, so I  
>> downloaded the libpano12 2.8.1 tarball, and end up with a ./ 
>> configure-error: JPEG package is incomplete. So i downloaded  
>> libjpeg, which i managed to compile. But still, libpano's  
>> configure says JPEG support is missing. I suppose I got to tell  
>> libpano somehow where libjpeg is - but how?
>>
>> Besides, I want to thank everyone for the software, it is a great  
>> tool. And to Ippei, thx for the Terminal widget as well!
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Oliver
>>
>> Oliver Gräser
>> Physics Department, University of Konstanz
>> Soft Matter Theory Group
>> Universitätsstrasse 10 / M671
>> D-78457 Konstanz
>> phone: +49 177 2675746
>> mailto:oliver.graeser at uni-konstanz.de
>>
>