can not find the file（enblend/INSTALLDIR ）

[Dex]

Hi all!

I have tried to build enblend on Windows according to>
http://wiki.panotools.org/Build_Hugin_for_Windows_with_SDK
but I am experiencing problems.


2>Linking...
2>Generating code
2>d:\panorama\huginbase\enblend\src\mask.h(117) : warning C4756:
overflow in constant arithmetic
2>d:\panorama\huginbase\enblend\src\mask.h(117) : warning C4756:
overflow in constant arithmetic
2>d:\panorama\huginbase\enblend\src\mask.h(694) : warning C4756:
overflow in constant arithmetic
2>d:\panorama\huginbase\enblend\src\mask.h(694) : warning C4756:
overflow in constant arithmetic
2>Finished generating code
2>Embedding manifest...
2>Build log was saved at "file://d:\panorama\huginbase\enblend\src
\Release\BuildLog.htm"
2>enblend - 0 error(s), 15 warning(s)
========== Rebuild All: 2 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 skipped ==========


but i can not find the file enblend/INSTALLDIR

[Ryan Sleevi]

Enblend/Enfuse don't use the CMAKE-based system that Autopano-sift-c and
Hugin use.

As a result, binaries are not deployed into an INSTALLDIR location. Instead,
once compiled, they are typically located in
enblend-enfuse-3.2-dir\src\Debug and enblend-enfuse-3.2-dir\src\Release ,
where enblend-enfuse-3.2-dir is the directory where you deployed the
enblend-enfuse-3.2 sources.

Are you having trouble with the CMAKE file for Hugin locating these files,
or were they just not where you expected them to be?

[李志远]

I use TortoiseCVS (version1.10.10) to compile hugin_enblend_sdk_msvc2008_v2 with msvs 2008.

Is that correct?

thanks, does that mean the step 6 is wrong? and what step 6 should be?

(open huginbase/enblend/enblend_msvc2008.sln with Visual Studio 2008 Express. Change the target configuration to 'release' (build menu, configuration manager). Click build solution. After it completes, copy enblend/INSTALLDIR into huginbase/enblend-3.1/. The hugin install script expects this directory.) 

 

2009/7/6 Ryan Sleevi <ryan+...@sleevi.com>

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李志远

[Ryan Sleevi]

It depends on what you're trying to accomplish.

If you're trying to compile Hugin 0.7 or enblend/enfuse for that, I can't be sure - I've never done that. You mentioned enblend 3.1 (even though 3.2 is out, and is, AFAIK, backwards compatible), so I'm assuming you are intending to do that - but I'm afraid you'll need to look further yourself for that. A simple search for enblend.exe / enfuse.exe should help you locate the proper paths, and CMake will complain if it cannot find them, which is the entire point of that step. If CMake doesn't complain, then there is no need for copying, I would wager. If CMake does complain, you can always manually direct CMake to the path of the executables.

However, if you're intending to compile Hugin 0.8 / from an SVN version more recent than 3479, you're much better off reading http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_SDK_%28MSVC_2008%29 and following the directions there, either downloading the 32-bit SDK or compiling your own 32-bit or 64-bit version (depending on your needs). Once installed/compiled, you should be able to simply run CMake for Hugin, and the only prompts you'll receive are potentially for the SVN number, the builder name (eg: your name) and the build date.

You can pick up from Step 9 at http://wiki.panotools.org/Build_Hugin_for_Windows_with_SDK#Build_hugin if you opt the precompiled SDK route.

[李志远]

thanks for your suggestion.,You are very kind. I have built the hugin in windows successfully, next I want to do some research for my master thesis using it. Can you give me some suggestions or commend  book/paper for my study.

 best regards/致敬

李志远