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* Compiling OGRE and OIS (input system, needed for most applications using OGRE), since latest stable versions are not available in Debian.  No big hassles.
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* Compiling Mocha, a library needed by RBGui with misc utilities (3D math and the like) -- found a source RPM with minor patches for GNU/Linux systems, again no big problems.
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* Compiling RBGui... this one is not so easy.  Some CMake config files have to be modified, at least for my 64 bit system; and it's not in sync with OGRE (it seems to use some special function) so it doesn't compile successfully, yet.
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* Thought: I'm starting to be a bit worried about RBGui... by the time of the application they had very recent releases adding support for [at least] GNU/Linux systems, apart from Windows.  Now, even if there seems to be people porting it to MacOS X too, the developers seem are mostly silent and inactive.  In general, it seems that this complicates the ease of installation for BRL-CAD users, and thus RBGui seems less convenient now than a while ago...
  
 
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Revision as of 15:58, 5 June 2008

Personal Information

  • Name: Manuel A. Fernandez Montecelo
  • E-mail/GoogleTalk: manuel.montezelo
  • IRC nickname (freenode network): mafm
  • SourceForge username: mafm

GSoC (Google Summer of Code) 2008

Milestones

Milestones include (maybe some of them to be added or removed, to be discussed with the mentors and the community in general):

  • Get logging working
  • Get console working
  • Being able to communicate with the back-end
  • Displaying geometries
  • Displaying various representations (wireframe, polygonal, etc)
  • Rotating and positioning
  • Input support (trackball, shift-grips)
  • Clean cross-platform build system integration

Log

June 5:

  • Compiling OGRE and OIS (input system, needed for most applications using OGRE), since latest stable versions are not available in Debian. No big hassles.
  • Compiling Mocha, a library needed by RBGui with misc utilities (3D math and the like) -- found a source RPM with minor patches for GNU/Linux systems, again no big problems.
  • Compiling RBGui... this one is not so easy. Some CMake config files have to be modified, at least for my 64 bit system; and it's not in sync with OGRE (it seems to use some special function) so it doesn't compile successfully, yet.
  • Thought: I'm starting to be a bit worried about RBGui... by the time of the application they had very recent releases adding support for [at least] GNU/Linux systems, apart from Windows. Now, even if there seems to be people porting it to MacOS X too, the developers seem are mostly silent and inactive. In general, it seems that this complicates the ease of installation for BRL-CAD users, and thus RBGui seems less convenient now than a while ago...

June 4:

  • Misc. preparations: compiling up-to-date BRL-CAD, re-enabling subscriptions to mailing lists, and checking the tools to use (OGRE, RBGui). Not a very productive day, but not so bad to be the 1st day after weeks of overworking and travelling... and at least it's a start!

June 3:

  • Back to Lisbon, at last. Hopefully tomorrow I'll start coding!

May 26:

  • SoC program starts :)
  • Due to some personal problems and exam dates (as already noted when submitting the application) I couldn't start coding or submitting patches to get commit access, note sure if I'll be able to start before June 5th or so.