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Is there any chance you add this soon to CC?
It would be nice ;-)

Hello Jälv, how disgraceful! I omitted the bare minimum elements of diagnostic. vincent@pc1:~$ lsb_release -d && clang --version && gcc --version Description: Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) clang version 7.0.1-8+deb10u2 (tags/RELEASE_701/final) Target: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu Thread model:...

Reply to myself, perhaps this could be helpful to debian users: I finally could compileCGAL support using clang compiler (CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/usr/bin/clang). You may encounter an error complaining about an undefined symbol reference: /usr/bin/ld: CMakeFiles/CloudCompare.dir/cc2.5DimEditor.cpp.o: und...

As I need to proceed 2.5D Delaunay triangulation, I am trying to compile CC with CGAL... and failing ! Indeed, if I compile without CGAL, the process runs fine, but when I set CCORE_LIB_USE_CGAL to "yes", I get the following error at make runtime: In file included from /opt/cloudcompare/li...

Hello Daniel, I initially did not wish to use the snap package, believing it would probably not contain the canupo plugin (given it was not oyet open-source at the time the snap was built). Anyhow, I just installed the snap package and I see it actually contains qcanupo: good point -;) For the recor...

After quite a long time, I'm starting again to work with CloudCompare. On a fresh debian 10 (buster) box, I compiled CC from sources, pulled from github. It works well for the main application. Then I tried to get qCanupo working . Although compilation performs silently, I see the extension does not...

[...] Or simply an issue with access rights? Hmmm, I neglected this point. And yet... Don't know why I did it: last time I compiled the project, I did it with root privileges... i.e. some build/ subdirs silently remained after a "make clean" order. Stupid error. Properly cleaning the buil...

OK thank you Daniel for your reply.

If I get to find the solution, I'll post it here !

V.

Hi CC users/devs! I'm new to this forum dedicated to CloudCompare, and perhaps the first thing I would like to say is a huge thank you to the developer(s?) of this gorgeous piece of work! Together with MicMac photogrammetric suite, it provides a great set of tools to the world. And what a good recen...