PB compiling OpenVibe (missing *.h)

[rflamary]

Hello,
I ran linux-install-dependencies with success. But when I try to compile OpenVibe, it seems that the compiler uses my local libraries and he misses Ogre.h which has been downloaded with linux-install-dependencies.

I join the terminal output as I don't know where to find OpenVibe build log.

Thanks

[yrenard]

Hello,

would you please post the /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/environment-configuration-script file ?
are the Ogre include files presents in /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/include ?

Yann

[rflamary]

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*.h files are present under /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/include/OGRE
wich seems all right

[yrenard]

Hello,

your environment script looks ok. The PKG_CONFIG_PATH is configured in order to look into the /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/lib/pkgconfig path first. So based on this, I suspect that Ogre is not fully installed even if the installation script pretends it is. In order to confirm this, you may look after the pkg-config file for Ogre (should be /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/lib/pkgconfig/OGRE.pc). If this file is missing, then the Ogre installation is incomplete. Additionally, the term.log file you send shows that GTK is taken system wide better than in your dependency folder. It probably reflects something similar. Check the existance of /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/lib/pkgconfig/gtk+*.pc.

If any of these files are missing, I would be interested in the log file for ogre and gtk (/home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/log/ogre.log and /home/flam/SVN/openvibe/scripts/software/log/gtk.log).

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Yann

[rflamary]

Hello,

I managed to compile OpenVibe successfully.

For that, I deleted all I had and got the last svn version. then ran linux-install-dependencies firts. I think the problem came from the fact that I ran linux-build first last time and then the compilation process did not use the dependencies.

Anyway thanks for the help

Rémi

[yrenard]

linux-clean is exactly for this purpose, cleaning CMake's cache files... It would have been times faster than reinstalling the whole thing ;o)

Yann