Guillaume

Hi,

The line [INFO] [SofaPython3] No python3 dir found in C:/Users/seergun/SOFA/v20.12.02 is an old issue that has not been cleaned yet, but it is not breaking. Thus it is not the reason of your crash.

What happens if you open Windows Console (cmd.exe) and run python -V ?

Hope that helps,
Guillaume.

Hi,

You don’t have to download and build GLEW by yourself.
As explained in build SOFA on Linux documentation, you simply need to run sudo apt install libglew-dev and CMake will then find GLEW in your system.

Hope that helps,
Guillaume.

Hi Olumide,

It looks like you are basing your project on a SOFA-build instead of a SOFA-install.
You should make install your SOFA and change the CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to something like cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/home/Olumide/sofa/src/Release/install .

Hope that helps,
Guillaume.

Hi,

It seems your build directory contains an old version of SofaSimulationCommon.
Try removing <your-SOFA-build-directory>/include/SofaSimulationCommon and compile again.

Cheers,
Guillaume.

Hi,

To debug this kind of issue you can load the problematic DLLs (here SoftRobots.dll) in a dependency checker like Dependency Walker on Windows.

Besides, I recommend you to switch to SOFA v20.12.01 if you can. All the plugins you need are embedded in it.

Cheers,
Guillaume.

Hi,

Indeed there seems to be an issue in the binaries.
Could you try to move the directories bin/resources and bin/translations at the top of SOFA install directory (one level higher basically) and execute again runSofa?

Guillaume.

The file is new, it was added in SOFA master by #1847.

You have 2 solutions:
– Keep your SOFA on v20.12 branch and switch SoftRobots to its v20.12 branch.
– Switch your SOFA to master branch and keep SoftRobots on its master branch.

Hope that helps,
Guillaume.

Hi Mathieu,

Could you make sure that /home/srl/sofa/src/SofaKernel/modules/SofaCore/src/sofa/core/behavior/ConstraintResolution.h exists?

If yes, please paste here your CMakeCache.txt (located in the build directory).

Thanks,
Guillaume.

Hi eaparra,

I would suggest you take a look at this pull-request, which is an unfinished work about adding communication protocols to SOFA within a plugin.
Even though this work is not merged in SOFA (yet), I think it could be a good starting point for what you want to do.

Cheers,
Guillaume.

Hi,

Could you copy/paste IN THIS PAD a more complete output containing the error please?
Paste the entire output if you don’t know where is the error.

Thanks!
Guillaume.

Hi Peluntra,

What is your CMake version?

You could try replacing with CMake-GUI all occurrences of /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX10.15.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework by /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework

Hope that helps,
Guillaume.

Hi Pho,

SofaSimulationGraph is now a plugin and is installed in /plugins/SofaSimulationGraph

In order to be able to find_package plugins, you must add /plugins to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH.

Thus, in your case you should do: cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=$SOFA_BLD/install/lib/cmake;$SOFA_BLD/install/plugins $SP3_SRC

Hi @ajay,

Are you building out-of-SOFA or in-SOFA (using SOFA_EXTERNAL_DIRECTORIES)?

If you are building out-of-SOFA, you must
1. build and install STLIB
2. tell SoftRobots where to find STLIB by adding your STLIB install path into SoftRobots’ CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH

Hope this helps,
Guillaume.

Hi guys,

Since the issue linked by Hugo has been fixed, I mark this topic as Solved. Do not hesitate to answer if it’s not.

Hi @estefania, sorry for the VERY late answer. Do you still have this issue?

Hi @ajay, you need to install Git on your computer. See https://gitforwindows.org/

Answer moved to its own topic in the SoftRobots forum.

Indeed we do not ship opengl32sw.dll
Please let us know if you still have this issue with v20.12

Hi @jacqueline,

There is indeed a bug in SOFA, thank you for spotting it!
I opened a pull-request to fix it, it should be merged in the next days.

In the meantime, you can apply the fix on your repo by using this patch.

Cheers,
Guillaume.

To verify if Qt5WebEngine has been correctly detected and is used by runSofa:
– Check that SOFAGUIQT_ENABLE_QDOCBROWSER is ON in CMake-GUI
– Check that <build-dir>/include/SofaGui/sofa/gui/qt/config.h contains #define SOFAGUIQT_HAVE_QT5_CHARTS 1 and #define SOFAGUIQT_HAVE_QT5_WEBENGINE 1
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Hi,

Glad you achieved v20.06 compilation.

The 2 CMake warnings you showed are known, the first one is here to discourage users from using SofaAdvanced in their CMakeLists, the second one is an minor issue in SoftRobots.

The warning about PythonEnvironment appears because SofaPython tries by default to find a Python directory (site-packages) in…[Read more]