<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 12/1/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">james tittle</b> <<a href="mailto:tigital@mac.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">tigital@mac.com</a>
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On Dec 1, 2005, at 9:36 AM, Brad Kligerman wrote:<br>><br>> remove following files from the Gem-sources:<br>> src/Manips/glsl_*.{cpp,h,o}<br>> src/openGL/GEMglUniform*.{cpp,h,o}<br>> and recompile<br>>
<br>> I did what you suggested and recompiled Gem successfully, -lib Gem<br>> loads and seems to work fine. Just one last question-- by having<br>> removed the above files, what functions in Gem am I sacrificing?
<br><br>...you're only "sacrificing" bleeding-edge stuff that isn't quite<br>ready for primetime yet ;-) Seriously, it should be well known that<br>compiling Gem from cvs head is going to have some rough edges,
<br>because that's where the focus of development is...in this case,<br>these objects were only committed last week, and have already gone<br>thru a few iterations, with a few more likely to go...they work, but<br>only if you have the hardware and drivers to support
<br>them...conversely, they are extremely undocumented, too...<br><br>...besides, they aren't likely to be the place you would start<br>learning to use Gem anyway...</blockquote><div><br>Thanks
for the response... yeah, maybe not a good place to learn, but, I need
the CVS especially for the [gemlist_info] object that's helping me
measure real (projected) space by tracking screen space object matrices
for constructing a rather complex installation. <br>
Also, [pix_2gem] apparently likes the CVS better than 0.90 (even though it still will not compile).<br>
/Brad.<br>
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