@parafin
DT now building and running on my Mac, thank you for putting together these
instructions. I learned a lot :-)
Con
On Wed, Aug 19, 2020 at 2:49 PM parafin wrote:
> OK, I have missed that you used the correct cmake call in your first
> email and I saw that you are missing dependencies th
Yeah, my bad for not picking up on the port install. I work mostly in the
enterprise world, JEE, or closed-shop C++, so there is so much new here to
learn in the open-source world, but I am enjoying it a lot. Everything
moves along at such a pace. Thanks for the tip on the return code. I will
get t
OK, I have missed that you used the correct cmake call in your first
email and I saw that you are missing dependencies that should have been
installed when following the procedure, so I assumed you skipped some
steps. I can see now that one step failed and you haven't noticed, which
I didn't expect
OK, there's a compile error in libgphoto2. I must have missed the fact that
the installation of the packages stopped at that point. I will follow that
trail now ...
:info:build gphoto2-port-info-list.c:253:38: error: implicitly declaring
library function 'strdup' with type 'char *(const char *)'
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OK, much further, thanks Robert. And at last, a clue. It fails looking for
the gtk toolkit. Yet, each time I tried this, I copied this line from the
steps on Git; (You can see gtk-osx-application-gtk3 is there)
sudo port install git exiv2 libgphoto2 gtk-osx-application-gtk3 lensfun
librsvg libsoup
cmake -DUSE_OPENMP=no ...
Should give a message about OpenMP-based threading being disabled.
On Wed, 19 Aug 2020 at 12:33, Con Cunningham
wrote:
> Hi Robert, how do I switch off openMP?
> There are so many pieces to this, I am having a hard time finding the
> right places to go for information.
Hi Robert, how do I switch off openMP?
There are so many pieces to this, I am having a hard time finding the right
places to go for information. But I’ll get there 😊
Sent from my iPhone
On 19 Aug 2020, at 12:20, Robert Bridge wrote:
Try switching off openMP with intltool installed? That is
Try switching off openMP with intltool installed? That is the openMP error
again.
On Wed, 19 Aug 2020 at 12:04, Con Cunningham
wrote:
> I just tried installing intltool on its own, and re-running cmake. No joy,
> sadly. I Must be making some mistake in the steps, but I have done them
> twice now
If you'd actually followed the BUILD.txt instructions exactly, you
wouldn't have had problems with either OpenMP or current failure. Look
for "Install required dependencies" (the list contains intltool, which
you are missing in your system) and for "Finally build and install
darktable" (there are p
