[dennis2society]

Thanks a lot @hugo!

[dennis2society]

@guillaumeparan:
Thanks for the “Extract Here” tip. This extracted even the symlinks. I have filed a bug report for Ubuntu’s file-roller package. Funnily the symlinks are shown and extracted when the archive is .tar.xz. I wonder how many archives were corrupted by file-roller’s behavior…
I had symlinked the libs manually to avoid adding the version numbers in my .pro file for QtCreator. And the other renaming I had to do was possibly because I was testing my app from within QtCreator. The standalone binary requested the correct version.

@hugo:
Good news! I have successfully made new binary releases. One for Win64_VS2015 and another one for Ubuntu 18.04_x64. I have successfully run the Ubuntu variant in a fresh VirtualBox VM and from this determined which global libs were required. The README.txt in the Ubuntu release tells which libraries must be installed via apt/package-manager.
You may now add it to your Gallery (or wherever it fits…). 🙂
QTetraMesher – Binary Releases on github
QTetraMesher – Project Page

Cheers.
Dennis

[dennis2society]

This is how it looks for me. Maybe it’s the Ubuntu “Archive Manager”.

[dennis2society]

Thanks a lot @guillaumeparan!
I can now build on Ubuntu (18.04 x64). But I had to rename some of the shared objects in the lib folder because the runtime would request a different minor version (last digit in the filename).
The following .so had to be renamed/symlinked:
libGLEW.so.1.13.0 -> libGLEW.so.1.13
libicudata.so.55.1 -> libicudata.so.55
libicui18n.so.55.1 -> libicui18n.so.55
libicuuc.so.55.1 -> libicuuc.so.55

Not sure if that’s just my build configuration (build and run from QtCreator) of if that’s something else someone would want to look into.

@Hugo:
Maybe we should wait with the Marketplace thing until I also have the Windows build running.

[dennis2society]

Hi Guillaume,
thanks for the update. Good to hear that I didn’t mess up but that it’s just the missing libraries. I will try to rebuild as soon as the new binary package is available.

@Hugo
Thanks for the feedback on my project. Good to hear someone appreciating it. 🙂
Actually it is released since 2013 when I posted it on the SOFA mailing list however it never got much attention. I just try to keep it updated with every new Ubuntu version and it got (almost) a lot easier since now that there are SOFA binaries available.
I just had a look at your Marketplace and it appears to be SOFA plugins only. My project is a standalone application. Not sure if it is eligible to be listed there. If it is I would be glad to see my project listed in a more prominent place than my private subdomain. 🙂
Please let me know if there are conditions to keep in mind.

Cheers.
Dennis

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