Closed waldirio closed 1 year ago
Also, once there is a lot of dependencies, I believe to be interesting create a binary of this package.
In general, in my python projects, I use pyinstaller and this will create a binary file, I believe you can compile it and turn it available via releases. It will be very convenient.
Thank you Waldirio
You get the undefined reference
errors because you commented out pkg_check_modules(GTK3...
. at least that's what I think the error is.
As for why pkg_check_modules(GTK3
doesn't work, I don't know. Is it possible that you ran cmake and then you installed the gtk3 headers after and then re-ran cmake again without clearing the cmake cache?
hello @JeanChristopheMorinPerso
Thank you for the insight, removing the comment and rerunning cmake --build .
was enough to build the binary with no issues.
I got some additional issues, for example, when maximizing the screen, everything changed to gray (the content of the window), but I believe this is another issue.
Yea, I believe we can archive this issue, or if you guys would like to keep this a little bit more simple for linux users, I believe we can check the best way to install it, including the requirements.
Btw, is this package already available via pip
? like we are doing with opentimelineio
? I believe this will resolve this problem easily.
Thank you! Waldirio
I'm glad to hear you got it up and running.
I have updated the build instructions in https://github.com/OpenTimelineIO/raven/pull/10 to make the dependencies more clear.
I don't think pip
is the right way to install raven
by itself since it is not a Python package, however we do hope to replace otioview
with raven
once it is feature complete, and at that time it might make sense to bundle raven
into the opentimelineio
package.
Hello folks, I'm facing some issues when trying to install it on fedora. Let me share some info.
Initially, I got this
Then after some time, I returned and once I was very excited to see this working, I tried all the steps below, in order to see this working on linux.
Checking the default path for include
Edit "libs/CMakeLists.txt"
From
To
Note. This was complaining about gtk package, but as you can see below, I have already.
install gtk3-devel created some symlinks
the cmake passed a lot of dependencies issues and now, I'm stuck here.
Ps.: I was trying to add the path in some files, better than creating a lot of symlinks, but none of them worked.
Any help will be very welcome.
Thank you Waldirio