thanks for the excellent Wiki page!
I now have hugin 2539 up and running on my brand-new hugin box
running 64-bit Ubuntu Gutsy.
Minor issues:
1. The hugin build failed as it was looking for panotools13 in
/usr/lib at one point. Fixed with:
sudo ln -s /usr/local/lib/panotools13.so /usr/lib/panotools13.so
2. autopano-sift-C failed to build (I don't use it but here is the
problem anyway)
KeypointXML.c:18:30: error: libxml/xmlreader.h: No such file or directory
I can see that this is a missing library, but I couldn't work out
which one.
I'm enjoying the projections feature of hugin -- thanks to all the
implementors
Best wishes
Peter.
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Ermm this means the libpano13 package has been built with /usr/local as
the prefix, Mine is built with /usr and so I've not the problem.
Where did you get libpano13 package?
>
> 2. autopano-sift-C failed to build (I don't use it but here is the
> problem anyway)
>
> KeypointXML.c:18:30: error: libxml/xmlreader.h: No such file or
>directory
>
> I can see that this is a missing library, but I couldn't work out
> which one.
With Debian, it is : libxml2-dev
Regards
Jean-Luc
last weekend I rebuilt everything and it seems that libpano13 default
location has moved from /usr to /usr/local ?
This is what caused my autopano-SIFT-C to stop building ten days ago.
> With Debian, it is : libxml2-dev
I had already this one on my box, so it escaped me when posting
<http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_Compiling_Ubuntu#Autopano-sift-C>
corrected now, merci Jean-Luc!
Yuv
Hi Yuv,
Yuval> Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) wrote:
>> Ermm this means the libpano13 package has been built with /usr/local as
>> the prefix, Mine is built with /usr and so I've not the problem.
>>
>> Where did you get libpano13 package?
Yuval> last weekend I rebuilt everything and it seems that libpano13 default
Yuval> location has moved from /usr to /usr/local ?
libpano is build wherever you want it. By default (and this has been
the case for years) it goes into /usr/local but you can override that
with
./configure --prefix=/usr
--dmg
Yuval> This is what caused my autopano-SIFT-C to stop building ten days ago.
>> With Debian, it is : libxml2-dev
Yuval> I had already this one on my box, so it escaped me when posting
Yuval> <http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_Compiling_Ubuntu#Autopano-sift-C>
Yuval> corrected now, merci Jean-Luc!
Yuval> Yuv
Yuval>
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Daniel M German wrote:
> libpano is build wherever you want it. By default (and this has been
> the case for years) it goes into /usr/local but you can override that
> with
>
> ./configure --prefix=/usr
I might have had some old stuff, but don't recall ever using --prefix in
my builds and before wiping out all libpanos and rebuilding
autopano-sift-C I had both libpano12 and libpano13 in /usr. After wiping
out and starting from scratch they were in /usr/local. i love default
locations :-)
Yuv
If you can't find /usr/local/lib path in any files there, then ldconfing
cannot find the libraries and make them available to other programs.
Running "ldconf" rebuilds the /etc/ld.so.cache for linking.
You may wish to re-configure libpano13 to be installed to /usr prefix to
workaround the problem.
However, I prefer to install programs, which are not managed by the
package manager (apt in case of ubuntu/debian) either to /opt (for
programs) or /usr/local (for libraries, that other programs are
dependent on) directories to keep the files organised.
regards,
Milan