IRC log for #brlcad on 20121126

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01:48.30 brlcad hi bhlegm
01:48.37 brlcad all ready to get started?
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06:19.47 brlcad louipc: interested in being a gci mentor? :)
06:20.08 brlcad no experience needed
06:47.45 bhlegm hi brlcad could you help me configure? I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 and I checked it out from svn, following all the instructions at http://brlcad.org/wiki/Compiling http://pastebin.com/BDXbnXHk
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07:10.24 brlcad bhlegm: can you paste to something other than pastebin.com
07:10.33 brlcad inaccessible to many
07:15.43 bhlegm sorry about that
07:15.43 bhlegm http://pastie.org/5435997
07:34.29 brlcad not your fault ;)
07:35.50 brlcad bhlegm: huh, that's odd -- i'll have to pass that along to our cmake guru, but that obviously shouldn't be happening
07:36.24 brlcad bhlegm: try adding -DBRLCAD_BUNDLED_LIBS=ON
07:43.29 bhlegm brlcad http://pastie.org/5436081
07:45.22 brlcad bhlegm: cmake --version
07:46.04 bhlegm brlcad cmake version 2.8.7
07:48.01 brlcad bhlegm: hm, so that should be benign, but I committed a partial fix
07:48.25 brlcad the error there is where it was trying to report how long it took cmake to run
07:48.38 brlcad for whatever reason, it couldn't calculate the time
07:48.46 brlcad never seen that happen before
07:52.05 bhlegm that did the trick, thanks.
07:58.19 brlcad didn't fix the problem, but did quiet the error :)
08:27.03 bhlegm brlcad when i make, http://pastie.org/5436188
08:28.12 brlcad bhlegm: so it detected opengl, but you apparently don't have glu installed or configured
08:28.58 brlcad bhlegm: disable opengl
08:29.15 brlcad -DBRLCAD_ENABLE_OPENGL=OFF
08:29.24 brlcad it should have done that for you
08:29.29 brlcad (good gci task)
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08:52.43 bhlegm brlcad http://pastie.org/5436262
08:53.12 brlcad woah
08:53.23 brlcad what compiler?
08:54.28 brlcad bhlegm: what's your os and compiler? it's really odd that you'd run into this many issues
08:55.33 bhlegm i'm on ubuntu 12.04... i don't really know what you mean by compiler, i imagine gcc?
08:55.40 brlcad yes
08:55.42 brlcad gcc --version
08:56.05 bhlegm gcc (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu5) 4.6.3
09:02.31 brlcad hm, that's not the latest compiler, wonder if they have some bug
09:03.30 brlcad bhlegm: run this: make VERBOSE=1
09:03.55 brlcad want to see what flags it's using
09:05.31 brlcad since you don't need that tool, the quick fix for you is to edit src/libfft/CMakeLists.txt and remove ;256 from FFT_NUMLIST
09:16.22 bhlegm brlcad i get http://pastie.org/5436321 on rfft64.c and irfft64.c (i removed ;256)
09:20.57 bhlegm hmm nvm that
09:43.31 bhlegm sigh ok ill stick with the vm
09:52.37 brlcad bhlegm: try setting FFT_NUMLIST to ""
10:14.17 bhlegm brlcad k 63% done o3o http://pastie.org/5436498
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12:48.23 Notify 03BRL-CAD:brlcad * 53813 (brlcad/trunk/CMakeLists.txt =================================================================== --- brlcad/trunk/CMakeLists.txt2012-11-25 05:26:15 UTC (rev 53812) +++ brlcad/trunk/CMakeLists.txt2012-11-26 07:47:43 UTC (rev 53813) @@ -2278,12 +2278,12 @@
12:48.26 Notify <PROTECTED>
12:48.29 Notify time") - string(LENGTH ${CONFIG_TIME_MSG_LABEL} CURRENTLENGTH) + string(LENGTH "${CONFIG_TIME_MSG_LABEL}" CURRENTLENGTH) while(${SETTINGLABELLENGTH} GREATER ${CURRENTLENGTH}) set(CONFIG_TIME_MSG_LABEL "${CONFIG_TIME_MSG_LABEL}.") - string(LENGTH ${CONFIG_TIME_MSG_LABEL}...
12:49.06 ``Erik :o that parser isn't supposed to be there yet
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16:02.25 bhlegm i did updatedb already
16:02.25 bhlegm just gonna idle, school, thanks for the help~
16:02.26 bhlegm how would i check?
16:02.45 starseeker try apt-get install itk-dev
16:03.31 bhlegm nope, getting itk3-dev now
16:03.33 bhlegm thanks
16:03.53 starseeker that may help
16:05.23 bhlegm make failed at same place
16:05.50 starseeker did itcl-dev get pulled in as well?
16:06.38 starseeker and make sure you have tcl-dev as well
16:07.07 starseeker the next thing to try after you're sure you have those is to remove the CMakeCache.txt file from your build directory and try again
16:12.35 starseeker may have to rework FindTCL.cmake again... - even though they're talking about yanking it for tcl9, I should probably be using tclsh and tcl::pkgconfig
16:12.35 bhlegm k thanks
16:12.49 bhlegm ill try later
16:13.24 starseeker nods - if it fails again, it would help if you could post the contents of CMakeCache.txt somewhere
16:13.41 bhlegm k will do thanks :)
16:16.07 brlcad starseeker: so then there was another problem after he turned on bundled libs.. :)
16:16.26 brlcad http://pastie.org/5436081
16:16.46 brlcad failed to calculate the configure time for some reason
16:16.49 starseeker blinks
16:16.58 brlcad I fixed the STRIP error just by putting the var in quotes
16:17.05 brlcad but it obviously shouldn't have been empty
16:17.31 starseeker yeah - that probably means my C timer code didn't compile for some reason
16:17.48 starseeker haven't seen that in a while - which version of ubuntu are we dealing with ehre?
16:22.21 brlcad 12.04
16:22.22 ``Erik 01:47 < bhlegm> hi brlcad could you help me configure? I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 and I checked it ou...
16:22.41 starseeker k, thanks
16:23.23 starseeker probably one of my time delta C files in misc/CMake/test_srcs is flawed somehow
16:23.51 brlcad gcc 4.6.31
16:23.55 brlcad er, 4.6.3
16:24.35 ``Erik that's what my ubuntu box has, lemme try a cmake ina fresh dir
16:25.51 ``Erik configuring worked...
16:26.48 ``Erik !notify week
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16:30.19 ``Erik !notify week freebsd ports-all
16:30.20 Notify carlmoore:27, brlcad:24, r_weiss:5, erikgreenwald:5, bob1961:5, n_reed:3
16:30.55 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53816 (brlcad/trunk/src/libnurbs/CMakeLists.txt brlcad/trunk/src/libnurbs/opennurbs_fit.h brlcad/trunk/src/librt/CMakeLists.txt): Since it's the Eigen headers introducing the shadow warnings, use pragmas to shush them.
16:31.28 starseeker too bad it's only the newer gccs that allow the push/pop thing
16:32.25 ``Erik !notify week
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16:32.32 ``Erik !notify week freebsd ports-all
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16:34.56 starseeker humph. when bhlegm gets back, I'll have to ask him about that timing code
16:37.00 brlcad should be something simple
16:37.13 brlcad maybe a warning to clean up
16:37.26 brlcad but then I'd expect to see it on my gcc 4.7 system
16:37.33 starseeker nodes - the timing stuff isn't all that complex - even works on Windows
16:39.10 brlcad is there a model you'd like to see?
16:39.18 brlcad (gci task)
16:39.46 starseeker uh - you mean for review?
16:40.04 brlcad a model you'd like to have someone make
16:40.14 starseeker oh, gotcha
16:40.15 brlcad I was thinking a good screenshot would be nice
16:40.18 brlcad too
16:40.22 brlcad uh oh, https://sourceforge.net/projects/brlcad/forums/forum/362510/topic/6268380
16:40.25 brlcad looks like same problem
16:40.51 starseeker ponders two hour modeling tasks...
16:41.17 starseeker brlcad: I'll answer it
16:41.47 starseeker ding nabbit, just what I wanted for the holidays - another chance to rewrite FindTCL.cmake
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17:59.49 Skriptkid Hey, I'm a GCI student, and I've claimed a task. Could anybody please tell me how I can contact the mentors(s)?
18:00.52 brlcad Skriptkid: you've come to the right place
18:01.04 Skriptkid :)
18:01.16 Skriptkid The mentor for my task is Mr. Sean.
18:01.29 brlcad just Sean, hi
18:01.41 brlcad anyone can help you, doesn't have to be me ;)
18:01.59 Skriptkid Oh. Hey :)
18:02.36 Skriptkid okay
18:02.36 Skriptkid So
18:02.46 Skriptkid I've claimed the task of moving comments from source to header
18:02.59 Skriptkid LIBBN comments
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18:05.08 jordisayol hello
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18:13.06 brlcad hi jordisayol :)
18:13.22 jordisayol hi brlcad
18:13.48 brlcad I think you're the only name to make a cameo appearance on our gci list, you might get interviewed ;)
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18:27.56 ``Erik there's a gci list?
18:42.21 ``Erik neat https://sites.google.com/site/visualbf/
18:53.20 brlcad ``Erik: our gci task list, the deuces page
18:53.24 brlcad but yes, there is a gci mailin glist
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18:53.31 brlcad and it's going off the hook
18:53.36 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53817 brlcad/trunk/src/libnurbs/opennurbs_fit.h: Handle GCC pragmas more carefully - if we're at 4.6 or better, suppress the warnings only for the Eigen headers themselves. Else, fall back to the simpler behavior. If GCC is too old, don't try pragma at all.
19:07.48 ``Erik hm, http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/edit/google/gci2012/8007218 would be reimplementation, src/libbu/simd.c
19:23.30 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53818 brlcad/trunk/src/libnurbs/opennurbs_fit.h: Add appropriate pragmas for clang as well.
19:28.10 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53819 brlcad/trunk/src/librt/test_botpatches.cpp: And thats why we want to see the non-Eigen warnings. Rename shadowed vars in test_botpatches
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19:47.14 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53820 brlcad/trunk/src/libged/edit.c: Bump coords_used from 6 to 7 to avoid implicit truncation warning from clang.
19:49.01 starseeker woo-hoo! successfull clang build on Mac
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20:01.48 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53821 brlcad/trunk/src/libnurbs/opennurbs_fit.h: Turn off inline failure warnings for Eigen as well.
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20:09.36 brlcad starseeker: any of these an issue: libtnt-dev libpng12-dev zlib1g-dev libsm-dev tcl8.5-dev tk8.5-dev itcl3-dev
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20:42.47 Notify 03BRL-CAD:n_reed * 53822 brlcad/trunk/src/librt/primitives/pipe/pipe.c: reduce some excessively long parameter lists with structs
20:54.43 caen23 hi, i'm working on the libnurbs task from google code in, and i'd like to ask for some help
20:57.15 brlcad ~ask
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20:57.32 brlcad caen23: what do you need help with?
20:59.55 caen23 for example, inside the directory, there is a file PullbackCurve.cpp. it contains a class declaration (BSpline) and a lot of functions. what i've done is i took the class declaration and put it inside a file of its own, bspline.h, together with the required headers. but i don't know where to go from here. what do i do with the functions in PullbackCurve.cpp? Leave them there, or should I pack them in separate files, too?
21:00.49 starseeker brlcad: you mean an issue for successful compilation of BRL-CAD? I wouldn't expect them to be...
21:00.56 starseeker that's a pretty old png though
21:03.26 andrei caen23: you need to make sure that a class has all the function( methods) in the same file with it
21:05.32 andrei are you familiar with classes / c++ ?
21:05.52 caen23 by "all the functions" do you mean all the functions that use the class? for example, there is a function named generateControlPoints that takes a BSpline as argument. would the declaration of that class go inside bspline.h, too?
21:05.58 caen23 i am familiar with both
21:06.12 andrei just a sec, let me have a look at the file.
21:06.18 caen23 thanks
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21:12.21 andrei well from what I can see is more of a structure and it has no methods.
21:14.31 caen23 so i just put the class in a separate header file, remove it from PullbackCurve, and include the spline.h header instead?
21:15.40 caen23 here's what my bspline.h currently looks like https://gist.github.com/4150660
21:18.13 andrei hmm, I m not sure if it s efficient to have a new file for so few lines.
21:18.28 andrei What I suggest is putting the functions that use BSpline in the same file as the class
21:19.03 caen23 will do, thank you for your time
21:19.05 andrei for example : bool.isFlat doesn't use BSpline so you don't put in in the file.
21:19.52 andrei generateKnots(BSpline& bspline) should be in the file, according to what we discussed. However feel free to ask the other mentors aswell, but I ll be around if you need more help
21:21.03 caen23 regarding isFlat, from what i can see, it's defined in both Pullcurve and opennurbs_ext. shouldn't i do something about that, too?
21:22.50 andrei Solving duplications, especially trivial ones( copy-pastes) would be great. But make sure that the function is still accesible.
21:23.11 caen23 ok, thanks
21:27.56 Notify 03BRL-CAD:r_weiss * 53823 brlcad/trunk/src/libbn/plane.c: Updated the test function "bn_distsq_pt3_lseg3_v2" in file "plane.c". Simplified the logic, added more comments and did some cleanup.
21:30.13 caen23 i don't think putting the functions that use bspline in the bspline.h file is a good idea. i've noticed that they are implemented differently in PullbackCurve and opennurbs_ext
21:32.29 brlcad caen23: you have the right idea with https://gist.github.com/4150660
21:34.43 brlcad caen23: but I would reduce it even further, for example it should only #include headers needed to declare the class (interface headers)
21:34.54 caen23 what tripped me was the fact that these classes have no methods. the only other class i can find is PBCData, which means all i've got to do is create two new files :-??
21:37.29 brlcad caen23: it's not a terribly complicated task ;)
21:38.10 brlcad there are several classes in the opennurbs_fit.h header that could be separated out
21:38.37 brlcad but I'd do those last -- the important ones are the classes and structs
21:38.44 caen23 :D ok, then. so now i need to find where ON_2dPointArray is defined and only include tha file and <vector> in bspline.h, right?
21:38.50 brlcad note that in this context structs are also to be broken out one per file
21:39.22 brlcad right
21:40.07 caen23 ok, then. thanks
21:41.49 brlcad if there are functions that clearly "belong" with the struct, they should be in a corresponding cpp/c file too (like if something looks like a constructor/destructor pair for a struct class)
21:41.56 brlcad but I don't think there are any
21:44.38 brlcad caen23: the overarching goal is to try and clean up the mess in opennurbs_ext.* breaking that huge file up a little bit -- anything towards that goal properly added to the build system will be a successful task completion
21:44.53 brlcad starseeker: did you want fit broken up?
21:45.41 caen23 i'll try finishing it soon
21:47.15 brlcad leave fit alone unless he chimes in otherwise, just focus on the struct and classes in ext
21:47.25 brlcad and pullback
21:48.48 caen23 so basically one header file per struct/class in _ext and pullback?
21:48.59 brlcad yeah
21:49.06 caen23 alright
21:49.20 brlcad and IF they have any functions/methods that uniquely belong to that struct/class, those into a c/cpp file
22:07.12 caen23 i think i've made some progress. how can i check that i haven't broken anything?
22:09.24 andrei if you're on linux you can simply recompile brlcad. The Cmake will only compile what has changed
22:09.40 andrei but that doesn't guarantee you didn't break anything tho !
22:12.05 caen23 so is there a way i can check before submitting? also, i've now got a few files such as "bspline.h", "gcpdata.h", and so on, inside the src/libnurbs/ dir. should i leave them there, or move them in some other folder?
22:15.31 andrei caen23: here s a small guide on what to do : http://brlcad.org/wiki/Patches
22:16.36 caen23 thanks
22:16.45 brlcad caen23: if it compiles, you didn't likely break anything
22:16.51 brlcad not just by moving things around
22:17.03 brlcad make sure all the files you've added are described in CMakeLists.txt
22:18.54 brlcad andrei: I was able to use that patches write-up earlier today too :)
22:19.59 caen23 i'm now trying to compile it. if everything is ok, should i upload a patch to code in?
22:22.00 andrei if it succeeds, yes.
22:29.33 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53824 brlcad/trunk/CMakeLists.txt: Couple header tests that autotools was recording in brlcad_config.h but CMake wasn't.
22:31.07 Notify 03BRL-CAD:starseeker * 53825 (brlcad/trunk/include/dvec.h brlcad/trunk/include/vector_x86.h): Back up changes to vector_x86.h and dvec.h - causing build failures on linux. Wasn't showing up in CMake build because the header test that triggered it wasn't in brlcad_config.h
22:32.53 starseeker brlcad: apologize if the dvec.h and vector_x86.h reversion causes any trouble with the float/double thing - I haven't tracked down what about the changes was causing trouble
22:33.46 brlcad no worries, i'll look into it
22:33.58 brlcad build fail on linux just by adding those two headers?
22:34.14 starseeker brlcad: fit can be broken up if you like... at this stage it doesn't matter too much
22:34.32 starseeker not adding, but activating the use of vector_x86.h
22:35.09 brlcad caen23 has put two hours in, so I'm fine leaving them out
22:35.25 starseeker that was triggering off of the emmintrin.h header test results, which I forgot to have CMake record in brlcad_config.h
22:35.58 caen23 i could try breaking fit, too
22:36.52 starseeker nods - most of the libnurbs organization will depend heavily on your decision on what mechanism you want to use to extend openNURBS, so I haven't put too much thought into it yet
22:37.46 Notify 03BRL-CAD:brlcad * 53826 brlcad/trunk/src/libged/simulate/simulate.c: c++ comments are no-no
22:38.42 starseeker ran distcheck full and the autotools build was failing uniquely, so probed a bit and low-and-behold, CMake was always using vector_fpu.h since it neglected to tell brlcad_config.h about emmintrin.h being present
22:38.52 starseeker is red faced over that one...
22:43.48 brlcad caen23: it's up to you :)
22:44.42 brlcad interesting, I've been running distcheck-full but dealing with other failures
22:45.03 brlcad that last // change as an autotools distcheck-full failure
23:09.13 starseeker brlcad: somewhat off topic, but you might like this - a warning flag in clang (-Wdocumentation) that provides build warnings for code comments based on Doxygen syntax: http://llvm.org/devmtg/2012-11/Gribenko_CommentParsing.pdf
23:09.25 brlcad starseeker: hm, I now get the build failure that prompted those changes in the first place on opennurbs_ext
23:09.36 starseeker growl
23:09.43 brlcad (linux)
23:09.56 brlcad error: prototype for ?dvec<LEN>::dvec(const float*)? does not match any in class ...
23:10.14 brlcad it's using vector_fpu.h
23:10.42 starseeker ah. I didn't try forcing fpu.h usage after the changes, just x86.h
23:10.43 brlcad I'll keep digging, but i'll have to see if I can reproduce the build error your ran into (or get the error from you)
23:11.22 starseeker do you have the emmintrin.h header on your system?
23:12.09 starseeker will try forcing fpu and x86 to see if both work
23:13.11 starseeker reflects that he may live to regret mentioning that -Wdocumentation flag...
23:14.00 brlcad starseeker: that is awesome (compiler comment suport)
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23:14.46 brlcad cmake cache says no
23:14.55 starseeker I take it vector_x86.h and vector_fpu.h are supposed to provide the same interface to dvec.h?
23:15.00 brlcad yeah
23:15.23 brlcad that's part of my changes was to bring them into sync as one was never being used
23:15.26 starseeker brlcad: that's why you're not seeing the issue then - you're never building with vector_x86.h
23:15.31 brlcad the other being float/double stuff
23:16.27 starseeker yep, confirmed - fpu.h doesn't work
23:16.51 starseeker want me to regenerate the x86.h errors
23:17.59 starseeker 'reverts' to brlcad's fixed versions...
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23:20.01 louipc brlcad: I'd like to help but I just can't make the time
23:20.54 starseeker brlcad: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1961911
23:22.20 brlcad starseeker: thanks
23:22.45 starseeker grabs some dinner - bbl
23:25.42 brlcad bhlegm: how it's going? :)
23:31.28 bhlegm well now it fails at 11% at toglStubInit.c.o, so i'm just going to go download the image for virtual box xP
23:34.16 andrei bhlegm : have you ever used linux before ? On what were you compiling brlcad?
23:37.39 bhlegm not really , and i was just in terminal, following http://brlcad.org/wiki/Compiling
23:39.40 andrei sometimes installing brlcad isn't really straight forward so don't worry
23:42.02 andrei bhlegm : what task have you claimed or do you want to work on?
23:46.21 bhlegm i don't have a task, i was just looking to see what it does
23:48.10 andrei ah, sorry :)
23:57.24 caen23 i've got a compilation error. what i did was i extracted the PBCData class from _ext and put it in a header file of its own. the class now seems to conflict with another PBCData inside nurbs.h. any help as to how i fix this? also, i haven't modified the CMakeLists file, so i'm guessing this is the culprit. here is another gist https://gist.github.com/4151459

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