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Aug 28, 2012 01:08 PM | Hanchuan Peng
RE: Plugin error after including Vaa3D sources
The API interface of Vaa3D is the v3d_interface.h where the plugin
interface has been defined.
While you can actually include any vaa3d files in a plugin code, it is not the best way to do it.
I am not sure about the instantiation error your got, could be some dependency lib has not been detected.
-Hanchuan
Originally posted by Alessandro Bria:
While you can actually include any vaa3d files in a plugin code, it is not the best way to do it.
I am not sure about the instantiation error your got, could be some dependency lib has not been detected.
-Hanchuan
Originally posted by Alessandro Bria:
Hi,
I am developing a plugin for Vaa3D and I need to include some sources from the v3d_main/3drenderer folder (in particular, renderer_hit.cpp) into my Qt project file. I do this in the .pro file:
It compiles successfully. However at runtime the plugin's instantiation fails:
This also happens if I do not use the included sources in my code and also when I include sources from other directories, for example from v3d_main/v3d. It seems I cannot include any Vaa3D sources except those ones in the v3d_main/basic_c_fun folder.
I tried to include only the headers where the Vaa3D methods that I use are declared (but not defined), and I got an undefined symbol error at runtime.
I tried also to compile and to run a new example plugin after including some Vaa3D sources only, but I got the fail instantiation error. I deduced that this problem most likely does not depend on my code.
I'm working under Ubuntu 11.10 with Qt 4.7.3 and gcc 4.6.1.
I would thank in advance anybody who could help me.
Alessandro Bria
I am developing a plugin for Vaa3D and I need to include some sources from the v3d_main/3drenderer folder (in particular, renderer_hit.cpp) into my Qt project file. I do this in the .pro file:
#enabling the opengl module
QT += opengl
#set up Qt to avoid the arthurwidgets.h not found error
QT_PATH = $$dirname(QMAKE_QMAKE)/..
INCLUDEPATH+= $$QT_PATH/demos/shared
#including the Vaa3D sources file that I need
SOURCES += $$V3DMAINPATH/3drenderer/renderer_hit.cpp
It compiles successfully. However at runtime the plugin's instantiation fails:
Searching in ./plugins ......
Fail instantiation:
"/home/alex/Projects/Vaa3D/v3d_external/bin/plugins/teramanager/libteramanagerplugin.so"
This also happens if I do not use the included sources in my code and also when I include sources from other directories, for example from v3d_main/v3d. It seems I cannot include any Vaa3D sources except those ones in the v3d_main/basic_c_fun folder.
I tried to include only the headers where the Vaa3D methods that I use are declared (but not defined), and I got an undefined symbol error at runtime.
I tried also to compile and to run a new example plugin after including some Vaa3D sources only, but I got the fail instantiation error. I deduced that this problem most likely does not depend on my code.
I'm working under Ubuntu 11.10 with Qt 4.7.3 and gcc 4.6.1.
I would thank in advance anybody who could help me.
Alessandro Bria
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| Title | Author | Date |
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| Alessandro Bria | Aug 25, 2012 | |
| Hanchuan Peng | Aug 28, 2012 | |
