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Hi all,
I'm now running Beta 37 OK on Linux - Slackware 12.2 32 bit and Slackware 13.0
64 bit.
Here's the recipe I used:
Ingredients
povray-3.7.0.beta.35a.tar.bz2
povwin-src-3.7.beta.37.zip
Method
0/ Expand the Windows beta.37 archive and the Linux beta.35a archive and upgrade
the Linux files as detailed below.
1/ Copy all files (*.h *.cpp) from Windows vfe to Linux vfe (but not the
directory win).
2/ Copy all files (*.h *.cpp) in Windows source to Linux source (but not the
directories).
Descend to each directory below source in turn. Copy the files (*.h *.cpp) from
Windows to Linux equivalent.
3/ Edit some files:
3.1/ VERSION to 3.7.0.beta.37
3.2/ source/backend/configbackend.h
At line 100 add 4 lines:
// The output file format used if the user doesn't specify one
#ifndef DEFAULT_OUTPUT_FORMAT
#define DEFAULT_OUTPUT_FORMAT 't'
#endif
3.3/ boost is part of the regular Slackware distribution - 1.36 on Slack 12.2
and 1.38 on Slack 13.0.
These are not the required 1.37.
Not knowing what disasters might occur to other programs if I upgraded or
downgraded boost, I ignored the 1.37 requirement.
So I edited configure.ac line 73 from 1.37 to 1.36.
4/ Rebuild make files:
aclocal
automake
autoconf
5/ ./configure with your favourite options, then make and make install
I used:
../configure \
--with-boost-thread=boost_thread-mt \
COMPILED_BY="Beta37 from windows beta code"
And to make sure all is good:
make check
should render the tea (coffee?) and biscuits OK.
They rendered OK on both Slack 12.2 and Slack 13.0.
6/ I was touched by this issue "Beta 37 changes to file gamma?"
http://news.povray.org/povray.beta-test/thread/%3C4bd75988%40news.povray.org%3E/
so changed 2 lines in my povray.ini
from:
File_Gamma=1.0
Display_Gamma=1.0
to:
File_Gamma=1.02
Display_Gamma=1.02
Cheers,
Peter
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Inspired by the above procedure, I produced a diff for the unix 35a to 37 beta -
but without the \r windows line-breaks.
Since I cannot add an attachment here, where would be the place to send/upload
it?
Cheers - A
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"codingfrenzy" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Inspired by the above procedure, I produced a diff for the unix 35a to 37 beta -
> but without the \r windows line-breaks.
>
> Since I cannot add an attachment here, where would be the place to send/upload
> it?
>
> Cheers - A
Hi,
I've typically uploaded files somewhere else and posted a link.
Sometimes on blogger - https://www.blogger.com/start
e.g. http://tinyurl.com/5bpv2h
I see there are also: http://www.4shared.com/ & http://www.esnips.com/
but haven't tried them. I think there are lots of other possibilities for free
webspace.
Also, doesn't your ISP give you any free webspace? Mine does
Cheers,
Peter
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here is it, it compiled good but did not test the execution yet
http://rapidshare.com/files/402161234/35a_to_37.diff.bz2
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after some tests with .pov files I can say it works like a charm
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