• Jilani (10/10) Sep 26 2007 I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos comman...
• Tomas Lindquist Olsen (3/14) Sep 26 2007 I recently had a problem similar to this. Upgrading DSSS to the latest
• jilani (4/4) Sep 26 2007 I have the last one (V-0.72.1).
• Bill Baxter (13/29) Sep 26 2007 There is definitely still a hanging bug in .72.1. Gregor said that it's...
• Bill Baxter (14/25) Sep 26 2007 I think I can confirm that. Did you get the big linker line to print
• Bill Baxter (8/38) Sep 26 2007 Ok, should be fixed now. The OpenMesh/Apps/Decimating should build out
• Jilani (2/4) Sep 27 2007 But it is a 3.2 GB exec file! Why is it so fat?
• Bill Baxter (7/12) Sep 27 2007 I think you mean 3.2 _MB_. Big difference. :-)
• Jilani (4/9) Sep 27 2007 That's ok now. Thank you :-)
• Jilani (4/9) Sep 27 2007 That's ok now. Thank you :-)
• Bill Baxter (6/17) Sep 27 2007 Yeh sure, you just need Derelict, which you can get by doing "dsss net
• jilani (17/22) Sep 27 2007 No :((
• Bill Baxter (8/33) Sep 27 2007 Hmm. Ok. I can believe that. I have made modifications to my local
• Bill Baxter (3/39) Sep 28 2007 Helix is checked into the OpenMeshD svn now.
• jilani (2/3) Sep 28 2007 Great! Very interesting.

Jilani <email email.com> writes:

I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos command line):
dsss build
But the sytem (*), after a while, hangs infinetely with 100% CPU usage. What
am I missing?
Thank you.
Ji

(*)
- Intel P4 2.4 GH with  512 MB of RAM
- Windows 2000 Pro
- dmd 1.021

Tomas Lindquist Olsen <tomas famolsen.dk> writes:

Jilani wrote:

 I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos command
 line): dsss build
 But the sytem (*), after a while, hangs infinetely with 100% CPU usage.
 What am I missing?
 Thank you.
 Ji
 
 (*)
 - Intel P4 2.4 GH with  512 MB of RAM
 - Windows 2000 Pro
 - dmd 1.021

I recently had a problem similar to this. Upgrading DSSS to the latest
version fixed it if I recall correctly.

jilani <kkkk kkk.com> writes:

I have the last one (V-0.72.1).
An other hint?
Thanks.
Jilani

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Tomas Lindquist Olsen wrote:
 Jilani wrote:
 
 I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos command
 line): dsss build
 But the sytem (*), after a while, hangs infinetely with 100% CPU usage.
 What am I missing?
 Thank you.
 Ji

 (*)
 - Intel P4 2.4 GH with  512 MB of RAM
 - Windows 2000 Pro
 - dmd 1.021

 
 I recently had a problem similar to this. Upgrading DSSS to the latest
 version fixed it if I recall correctly.

There is definitely still a hanging bug in .72.1.  Gregor said that it's 
fixed the not-yet-released 0.73.   (The bug I'm talking about comes from 
failing to close or properly balance nested constructs like parentheses.)

But anyway those hangs usually happen before any linker line appears, 
probably during dsss's initial scan to find imports.

This seems to be happening after, so I'm not sure what it could be.

I just tried building the docs, though (dsss build --docs), and 
apparently '--docs' makes dsss revert to trying to build a .lib.  Not 
sure if that's from necessity or just a bug.  I suspect the latter, 
because I think dmd generate docs one-file-at-a-time without building a 
lib.
--bb

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Jilani wrote:
 I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos command
line):
 dsss build
 But the sytem (*), after a while, hangs infinetely with 100% CPU usage. What
 am I missing?
 Thank you.
 Ji
 
 (*)
 - Intel P4 2.4 GH with  512 MB of RAM
 - Windows 2000 Pro
 - dmd 1.021

I think I can confirm that.  Did you get the big linker line to print 
out first?  That's what I get, then it seems to hang.

My advice would be to not attempt to compile it as a .lib.
It's almost completely templates anyway, so there's not much the 
compiler can know to instantiate.  I just check in a change that makes 
it a dsss sourcelibrary rather than library.  So now dsss build will 
work (but it won't really do much :-)

I actually haven't tried to build it as a lib for a while.  Thanks for 
pointing it out.

Instead you should try compiling the demo programs in OpenMesh/Apps ... 
but looks like those have been broken by some recent changes I made. 
Hang on a bit while I fix those.

--bb

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Bill Baxter wrote:
 Jilani wrote:
 I have tried to build OpenMesh/D but in vain. I did (from the dos 
 command line):
 dsss build
 But the sytem (*), after a while, hangs infinetely with 100% CPU 
 usage. What
 am I missing?
 Thank you.
 Ji

 (*)
 - Intel P4 2.4 GH with  512 MB of RAM
 - Windows 2000 Pro
 - dmd 1.021

 
 I think I can confirm that.  Did you get the big linker line to print 
 out first?  That's what I get, then it seems to hang.
 
 My advice would be to not attempt to compile it as a .lib.
 It's almost completely templates anyway, so there's not much the 
 compiler can know to instantiate.  I just check in a change that makes 
 it a dsss sourcelibrary rather than library.  So now dsss build will 
 work (but it won't really do much :-)
 
 I actually haven't tried to build it as a lib for a while.  Thanks for 
 pointing it out.
 
 Instead you should try compiling the demo programs in OpenMesh/Apps ... 
 but looks like those have been broken by some recent changes I made. 
 Hang on a bit while I fix those.

Ok, should be fixed now.  The OpenMesh/Apps/Decimating should build out 
of the box.
The GLViewer example depends on the dead Helix project for Quaternion 
and Matrix44 (http://www.dsource.org/helix).

I should probably write some Quaternion / Matrix templates that work 
together nicely with the open mesh Vector class...

--bb

Jilani <aaa aaa.com> writes:

 Ok, should be fixed now.  The OpenMesh/Apps/Decimating should build out 
 of the box.

But it is a 3.2 GB exec file! Why is it so fat?
Jilani

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Jilani wrote:
 Ok, should be fixed now.  The OpenMesh/Apps/Decimating should build out 
 of the box.

 But it is a 3.2 GB exec file! Why is it so fat?
 Jilani
 

I think you mean 3.2 _MB_.  Big difference.  :-)

It's huge because debugging symbols are on.
Building it with
     buildflags=-O -inline -release
I get a 381 KB exe.

--bb

Jilani <j.khaldi oltrelinux.com> writes:

 I think you mean 3.2 _MB_.  Big difference.  :-)

Yes, yes.

 It's huge because debugging symbols are on.
 Building it with
      buildflags=-O -inline -release
 I get a 381 KB exe.

That's ok now. Thank you :-)
Is there any chance to get GLViewer compiled?
Jilani

Jilani <j.khaldi oltrelinux.com> writes:

 I think you mean 3.2 _MB_.  Big difference.  :-)

Yes, yes.

 It's huge because debugging symbols are on.
 Building it with
      buildflags=-O -inline -release
 I get a 381 KB exe.

That's ok now. Thank you :-)
Is there any chance to get GLViewer compiled?
Jilani

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Jilani wrote:
 I think you mean 3.2 _MB_.  Big difference.  :-)

 Yes, yes.
 
 It's huge because debugging symbols are on.
 Building it with
      buildflags=-O -inline -release
 I get a 381 KB exe.

 That's ok now. Thank you :-)
 Is there any chance to get GLViewer compiled?
 Jilani
 

Yeh sure, you just need Derelict, which you can get by doing "dsss net 
deps" in the GLViewer directory, and Helix which you'll have to download 
from dsource: http://www.dsource.com/projects/helix.

Did you do that and it still doesn't compile?

--bb

jilani <j.khaldi oltrelinux.com> writes:

 Yeh sure, you just need Derelict, which you can get by doing "dsss net 
 deps" 

Here it compiles fine.

in the GLViewer directory, and Helix which you'll have to download 
 from dsource: http://www.dsource.com/projects/helix.

http://www.dsource.org/projects/helix

 Did you do that and it still doesn't compile?

No :((
I have got this error message:
D:\OpenMeshSrc\trunk\OpenMesh\Apps\GLViewer>dsss build
GLViewer.d => GLViewer
+ c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe -Idsss_imports\ -I. -S.\ -Ic:\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dsss
\lib\  -Ic:\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dsss\lib  -oqdsss_objs -I../../.. -debug -g GLVi
ewer.d -ofGLViewer
helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
Command c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe returned with code 1, aborting.
Thank you again for your help.
Jilani

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

jilani wrote:
 Yeh sure, you just need Derelict, which you can get by doing "dsss net 
 deps" 

 Here it compiles fine.
 
 in the GLViewer directory, and Helix which you'll have to download 
 from dsource: http://www.dsource.com/projects/helix.

 http://www.dsource.org/projects/helix
 
 Did you do that and it still doesn't compile?

 No :((
 I have got this error message:
 D:\OpenMeshSrc\trunk\OpenMesh\Apps\GLViewer>dsss build
 GLViewer.d => GLViewer
 + c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe -Idsss_imports\ -I. -S.\ -Ic:\dsss\include\d
-Sc:\dsss
 \lib\  -Ic:\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dsss\lib  -oqdsss_objs -I../../.. -debug -g
GLVi
 ewer.d -ofGLViewer
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 Command c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe returned with code 1, aborting.
 Thank you again for your help.
 Jilani
 

Hmm.  Ok.  I can believe that.   I have made modifications to my local 
copy of helix that I tried to get incorportated upstream, but to no 
effect.  Dead project, as I said.  In that case the best thing is 
probably for me to check my updated version of helix into the OpenMesh 
repository.

I'll do that later today.

--bb

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Bill Baxter wrote:
 jilani wrote:
 Yeh sure, you just need Derelict, which you can get by doing "dsss 
 net deps" 

 Here it compiles fine.

 in the GLViewer directory, and Helix which you'll have to download 
 from dsource: http://www.dsource.com/projects/helix.

 http://www.dsource.org/projects/helix

 Did you do that and it still doesn't compile?

 No :((
 I have got this error message:
 D:\OpenMeshSrc\trunk\OpenMesh\Apps\GLViewer>dsss build
 GLViewer.d => GLViewer
 + c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe -Idsss_imports\ -I. -S.\ -Ic:\dsss\include\d 
 -Sc:\dsss
 \lib\  -Ic:\dsss\include\d -Sc:\dsss\lib  -oqdsss_objs -I../../.. 
 -debug -g GLVi
 ewer.d -ofGLViewer
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 helix\basic.d(114): 'l' suffix is deprecated, use 'L' instead
 Command c:\dsss\bin\rebuild.exe returned with code 1, aborting.
 Thank you again for your help.
 Jilani

 
 Hmm.  Ok.  I can believe that.   I have made modifications to my local 
 copy of helix that I tried to get incorportated upstream, but to no 
 effect.  Dead project, as I said.  In that case the best thing is 
 probably for me to check my updated version of helix into the OpenMesh 
 repository.
 
 I'll do that later today.

Helix is checked into the OpenMeshD svn now.

--bb

jilani <j.khaldi oltrelinux.com> writes:

 Helix is checked into the OpenMeshD svn now.

Great! Very interesting.
Jilani