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04:58.53 narnia brlcad, did you ever get your time on the document machine?
05:12.44 Twingy woo, inventory system is done
05:57.50 *** join/#brlcad Jeebaryo (~guest@h219-110-187-067.catv02.itscom.jp)
05:59.20 Jeebaryo ok who has got this running for osx may i ask?
06:00.33 Jeebaryo ive installed the x11 sdk and all, but I am an IDE kind of guy, and this is a little daunting, do I need to sudo every command when compiling? help me out
06:09.50 Twingy hi narnia
06:26.36 narnia Jeebaryo, brlcad would be the person to talk to.
06:26.48 narnia Twingy, hello, how goes it?
06:49.40 Twingy hey
06:49.42 Twingy good
06:49.52 Twingy finished making my rocket body today
06:59.31 *** join/#brlcad DarkMaster (~Matthew@130.85.253.237)
07:25.35 narnia Twingy, how big is this rocket?
07:51.37 Twingy 4 feet not including nose cone
07:51.52 Twingy ~300lbs of thrust
07:52.03 Twingy total mass ~2kg
08:49.57 brlcad eebaryo:
08:50.00 brlcad er
08:50.08 narnia Twingy, sorry was reading some really boring parts of 10303.
08:50.09 brlcad Jeebaryo: no, you don't need to sudo every command
08:50.36 narnia Twingy, any pictures?
08:54.11 brlcad Jeebaryo: perhaps this will work better for you: http://ftp.brlcad.org/BRL-CAD-7.2.3.dmg
08:55.38 brlcad Jeebaryo: that's a snapshot build I recently made from cvs (so few guarantees..), it will install BRL-CAD into /usr/brlcad
08:56.18 brlcad you'll need to add /usr/brlcad/bin to your path (export PATH=/usr/brlcad/bin:$PATH) of course
08:56.53 brlcad if you really are just interested in compiling, ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make .. then sudo make install
16:14.26 *** join/#brlcad cad825 (~db6ebb43@bz.bzflag.bz)
19:50.57 narnia brlcad, i do not remember all the iso 10303 parts you ordered. did you order any iso 10303 part-4x or 10303 part5xx ?
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: 03brlcad * 10brlcad/configure.ac:
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: Utilize the new BC_ARG_ENABLE, BC_ARG_ALIAS, BC_ARG_WTIH, BC_ARG_WITH_ALIAS
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: macros. This change simplifies argument/alias specifications, shortening the
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: line count, making their logic more consistent and simple to maintain. this
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: change does add the new requirement of more strict yes/no argument value instead
23:58.10 CIA-5 BRL-CAD: of the previous implicit 'not no means yes'

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