About run *.exe

[qaz8788817]

Hi, now my computer can use VS2019 to compile and execute the tutorial file in libigl, the simple Eigan3 program (for testing), and the simple MKL program (for testing), respectively. But I still can't use the *.exe directly. Does it need to be executed in any special way? Or do I need to add certain paths to the system environment variables?

Thanks for your help.

[NaughtyZZ]

The exe is compiled with VS 2015 environments. You can recompile an .exe file with your VS 2019 and then you can run it on your computer.

[qaz8788817]

The exe is compiled with VS 2015 environments. You can recompile an .exe file with your VS 2019 and then you can run it on your computer.

Thank you. I will try to compile it!!

[qaz8788817]

Hi, Could you tell me which option you choose to build? I've tried "No", and it cannot build because mkl_pardiso.h can't open. When I choose Parallel, it can build successfully but can't run. It's the error of picture when I double click the *.exe: and I type the command in the powershell but nothing happen.

And when I choose Sequential, it is same above but the error message is: The last one Cluster cannot build successfully because it can't open impi.lib file.

Did I miss some important information or action?

Thanks for your help!!!!

[NaughtyZZ]

Mine is sequencial. The problem shows that some dynamic libraries of MKL are missing.

[qaz8788817]

I download mkl_sequential.2.dll from website DLLme and put it in "C:\Windows\System32\". And there is another error: Here is the error code:

Thanks for your help.

[NaughtyZZ]

I suggest you should locate the code line of the error first.

[qaz8788817]

I suggest you should locate the code line of the error first.

Emm.. I found something weird. I think maybe it's another problem. Iwill ask intel community if there is any solution.

When I build the project, it always show me no error but some warning: Does this matter?

And I use "Line-by-line execute" (shortcut key is F11) to try to find the error code line. It stop here and I don't know how to fix it. In the main function, it stop here:

Thank you. Hope that it doesn't inconvenience you too much.

[NaughtyZZ]

You may try to delete these lines and it will not affect the whole program.

[qaz8788817]

Hi, I take your suggestion to delete these lines. And it can successfully load template.ply now. But it will break and show this line: Here is the error code: And the main function:

I've searched Internet and they said this error code means "input inconsistent". Which input parameter do you think will cause this problem?

Thanks.

[NaughtyZZ]

I am not sure. You may check the input variable and referring to the original manual of PARDISO function. This line actually works as a simple sparse matrix factorization.

[qaz8788817]

I am not sure. You may check the input variable and referring to the original manual of PARDISO function. This line actually works as a simple sparse matrix factorization.

Emm...I have this problem on my local computer, but not on the VM. It's weird. I think it's the version issue. My local computer is VS2022 but VM is VS2019. But I can run the .exe in my VM. I have a question for the input files. The TU-models I downloaded from FaceScape are all ends with .obj. So I have to change them into .ply. Do I need to set some special attribute when I use meshlab to export them as .ply files? Because I got something wrong. I exported a test file from meshlab, and I put it into inputfile to run register. Here is the process output: And 1_neutral.ply can't open. This is the setting when I use meshlab to export 1_neutral.obj as 1_neutral.ply.

Thank you.

[NaughtyZZ]

I suggest that you can select all except for the TexCoord and binary encoding. There are many open libraries that can read general .obj or .ply files, e.g. libigl, openmesh, supporting batch data processing in this way. You can also refer to my code for reading .ply and alter them for reading .obj file.

[NaughtyZZ]

Here is my code for converting obj files to ply files. objFileReader.zip

[qaz8788817]

Thank you for providing such helpful guidance that helped me successfully run the program. Your assistance has been awesome!