Hi,
just wanted to mention that this bug was introduced in build 3.4.1.263189 and
was not present in 3.4.1.262722.
I'll try finding the problem later.
/Kip
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Ohh never mind, I found the problem: the files in my "roaming" profile thingy
needed updating. Sorry for the fuss :)
/Kip
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Hi,
I'm trying to compile 19506, and everything works perfectly (as usual), I get
the new binary, start it, and can even log in. Then after a little while,
before I actually get on, I get this error:
ERROR: LLPanel::getString: Failed to find string icon_SeeAVs_On in panel
panel_place_profile
> After configuring, try
> cmake -L build-*/
> or, if you also want the help strings
> cmake -LH build-*/
...
Perfect, just what I needed!
/Kip
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> For Fmod fixes see :
> https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/STORM-1023
> that is the issue that fixed fmod for OS devs plus there are instructions
> there on how to make your own local package for the autobuild system to use.
Great, thanks! I'm using the -DFMOD_INCLUDE_DIR etc. now with great s
> > 2011-05-17T21:41:18Z newview/llviewertexturelist.cpp(492) : error
> > 2011-05-17T21:41:18Z ERROR: LLViewerTextureList::addImageToList: ASSERT
> > (mInitialized)
> I get another crash on each startup:
> $1 = (struct LLConvexDecomposition *) 0x0
> Apparently, LLConvexDecomposition::getInstan
Thanks, ReleaseWithDebInfoOS solved it!
> 2. Instead of using -DFMOD:BOOL=True use -DFMOD=ON
Ahhh! Are all these documented somewhere btw?
/Kip
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Hi,
when trying to compile (18425):
autobuild --debug configure -c OpenSourceRelWithDebInfo -- -DFMOD:BOOL=TRUE
I get this error:
InstallError: unknown package: tcmalloc
ERROR: unknown package: tcmalloc
For more information: try re-running your command with --verbose or --debug
CMake Error at
eek() doesn't "access the whole file" it just does an
apr_file_info_get(), checks the size (the OS should know...) and jumps there,
then returns the result.
So you should really do a seek() :)
- Kiptic
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Ohh! I never got your idea working
and I had my little fix anyway so I stuck to that, but it's nice to know at
least it wasn't some mess I did that prevented it from working :)
Thanks for letting me know!
/Kip
Uninstall the SDK, well that's clever, didn't even think of that :) Thanks.
/Kip
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> media_plugin_quicktime.cpp
> C:\Program Files (x86)\QuickTime SDK\CIncludes\GNUCompatibility/stdint.h(49):
> error C2371: 'int_fast16_t' : redefinition; different basic types
> C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
> 10.0\VC\include\stdint.h(34) : see declaration of 'int_fa
> > Building from the VS command prompt? Not so lucky. I get this:
> > devenv.com is not an internal command
> What were you trying to build. viewer-development shouldn't cause that
> error. You will run into that error trying to build the 3p-* libraries,
> as it uses a couple functions still c
> The autobuild and Visual Studio 2010 branch has been merged to
> viewer-development
> develop.py is dead, long live autobuild
After half a day of fiddling I finally got this to work - yay!
Setup: Windows 7 + VS2010
The only real bump on the road was that for some reason the file "autobuild"
ch a day before:
https://codereview.secondlife.com/r/128/. It is related to STORM-316 and
includes some other code cleanup needed for that issue. It also adds "sort
folders by name" option to inventory menu so perhaps we should go for my patch?
- Seth
On January 29th, 2011, 1:55 p
> The viewer 2 how-to instructions are here:
> http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Viewer_2_Microsoft_Windows_Builds
Oh, nice! I can however attest that the v1 instructions work for v2 too - at
least they did for me. Was a bit tricky though and now I know why :D
/Kip
> Using configure as you pointed out produces the same error results
> as I previously posted.
> Ignoring those, I then did:
> develop.py build
> and I got back the message: run "develop.py cmake" first
> Which I did, and got back the message: run "develop.py cmake" first again.
I am using
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