Re: command line utilities to join tiled images?

I cannot reproduce the problem on my Linux machine.  After setting
HAVE_PATHREAD and HAVE_POSIX_SEMAPHORES in OpenEXRConfig.h to 0,
I typed "make clean; make; make check", and all tests pass.
(I've tried running "make check" repeatedly, but the program fails
to hang.)

Did you "make clean" after setting HAVE_PTHREAD to 0?


Stephen Sloan wrote:
> Yes I wish I *didn't* have a machine that runs cygwin right now! But 
> such is life. Well turning posix semaphores to 0 certainly allowed me to 
> get much further - after changing that all the "missing and broken scan 
> lines" tests with 0, 1, 2, 3 thread go by fine. Then the first line 
> "using multiple threads and a shared frame buffer, num of threads:0" 
> just hangs with the procesors chugging away - last line visible in the 
> shell:
> "channels RGBA, compression 0, writing"
>  
> I eventually just killed it and tried changing the threads to 0 as well. 
> That gets me further but I still get a hang - this time it makes it to 
> line 162 of testStandardAttributes.cpp:
> "latitude-longitude environment map"
>  
> and then just hangs...
>  
> hmmmmmm
>  
> 
> 
>  
> On 8/29/06, *Florian Kainz* <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
>     I don't have a machine where I can run cygwin right now,
>     so I can only guess what might be going on.  The error
>     message you are getting seems to indicate that cygwin
>     is missing support for either Posix semaphores or Posix
>     threads, and that OpenEXR's configure script doesn't
>     recognize this.
> 
>     Please try this:
> 
>         In file config/OpenEXRConfig.h change line 15 from
> 
>             #define HAVE_POSIX_SEMAPHORES 1
> 
>         to
> 
>             #define HAVE_POSIX_SEMAPHORES 0
> 
>         Then, without running ./configure, type
> 
>             make clean
>             make
>             make check
> 
>         If this still fails, change line 7 in config/OpenEXRConfig.h from
> 
>             #define HAVE_PTHREAD 1
> 
>         to
> 
>             #define HAVE_PTHREAD 0
> 
>         Then, without running ./configure, type
> 
>             make clean
>             make
>             make check
> 
>