MiroslavVitkov
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It's called libCollada, not libColldata
Absolutely valid comment, I wasted about an hour until I learn the difference! But the minor question still stands: I suspect something related to TIFF images is missed from the build instructions for Ubuntu. My version is
vorac@laptop:~/projects/0ad$ lsb_release -aNo LSB modules are available.Distributor ID: UbuntuDescription: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTSRelease: 14.04Codename: trusty
My 0ad version is:
vorac@laptop:~/projects/0ad$ git logcommit b969a156c8711ba80e5d4618a0f07f2281d8c8e5Merge: f807363 60e2691Author: leper <leper@wildfiregames.com>Date: Sat Mar 28 19:18:58 2015 +0100 Merge 'remotes/trunk'
I followed the build instructions as closely as I can. The `apf-get` line returned no mistakes and no unknown packages.
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Hey, have you tried these binaries (I haven't): http://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=16680&p=264680
I am trying to build the game under Ubuntu and getting the exact same errors (using those instructions: http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/BuildInstructions). 'binaries/system/libCollada.so' does not exist. Whe re-running 'update-workspaces.sh, the suspicious messages are:
-- Looking for DirectX - not found
-- Looking for TIFF - not found
I solved the second issue by installing some `libtiff` packages. I wonder if this is a mistake on my part or is a missed package in the isntructions.
But after rebuilding, there is still no libColldata:
vorac@laptop:~/projects/0ad/binaries/system$ ls | grep libColldata
return nothing.
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EDIT:
So, here's the happy ending to my story. I called clean-workspace, followed by update-workspace and now all tests are passing.
ERROR: DllLoader: dlopen(libCollada.so)
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Posted · Edited by MiroslavVitkov
I tried building the game on a fresh Ubuntu. Only those trivial actions are required before running athe apt-get line from the BuildInstructions:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git
On the other hand, evident from ".bash_hystory", I have been calling "./update-workspaces.sh" without any flags, and the instructions require "--with-system-nvtt".
So no packages were missed in the isntructions.