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Installation Instructions:Plain text version of this pageBasic Installation:First, compile VideoOrbits-2.204 (from comparametric.sf.net), using : "./configure; make" Assuming you have all the packages listed below, type: make VO_DIR=[path_of_videoorbits-2.204] CG_DIR=[path_of_SDK] where [path_of_videorbits-2.204] is where videorbits-2.204 (or greater is) and [path_of_SDK] is the Cg SDK path example: make VO_DIR=~/videorbits-2.204 CG_DIR=~/SDK by default, the above options are assumed. So if you download the Cg SDK to your home directory, and untar videorbits-2.204 from your home directory, all you'll have to do is type: 'make' However, you first need to following packages. Typically, if there's a compilation error, it is because the following libraries are not present: What you needYou might already have the following, if not you'll have to install them
You'll likely have to install the following:
Installation instructions for Red Hat:Contributed by Alvin Chin
Compiling with older libdc1394 librariesIf the compile fails on the function dc1394_dma_setup_capture(), you either need to get a newer version of libdc1394 (available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/libdc1394/Or you may instead apply this patch by typing: patch -p0 Dc1394.cc < RH_old1394.diffin the directory. A note on shared memory areas:A number of the programs use shared memory areas for communication between graphics cards running in parallel. These memory areas are sometimes incorrectly created. If you have this problem, try 'make glestpchirp2m' then running it first. It will create the shared memory areas. Feel free to post in the forums, or email the 'make' output which failed. |