Sean's Optimum Branch Merge

[rooiedirk]

Not sure if it's to be considered a bug ore only a glitch, but when I startup O the screen remains grey. Moving the mouse, zooming or panning gets the chart up.
I didn't notice this on previous releases.
Running Linux and openGL enabled. Disabling openGL chart is popping up immediate.
No gps connected.
Dirk

[bdbcat]

Folks...

Next stage of Optimum merge is in github, and ready for test.

This is 3.3.1712, and includes at least:
1. Accelerated smooth zoom and pan.
2. Arbitrary rotation angle ("[ ]" keys)
3. Other stuff, Sean?

Initial known problems after quick test on linux:

a. Chart outlines do not rotate.
b. Some quilt problems on rotation without OpenGL.

Happy testing.

Dave

[sailorF54]

Using the 17.10 I got from Gilletarom (who got it from ? )
the only snag is soundings when using (true) S63 charts. Only part of the view is filled (at times, position varies) and the values jump (correction rather flicker) a bit when I pan

Reason could be that soundings are NOT in position (see pic, over land)

PS The memory leak problem seems solved

[CarCode]

No crashes so far with diffs of v3.3.1712 using OS X 10.9.2 with wxWidgets 3.1.0 and Xcode 5.1.1.
No action to be seen with keys "[" or "]".

Gerhard

[conachair]

Am I on the right download here....

git clone git://github.com/OpenCPN/OpenCPN.git

Says 3.3.1710, looks like I'm a day or so behind.

Works fine on a new cubietruck, but plugins not showing in the menu- should they be?

Great work gents!


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[nohal]

Originally Posted by conachair

Am I on the right download here....

git clone git://github.com/OpenCPN/OpenCPN.git

yes

Says 3.3.1710, looks like I'm a day or so behind.

did you "git pull" the latest changes?

Works fine on a new cubietruck, but plugins not showing in the menu- should they be?

If you installed correctly, they should. What does your log say about it?

Pavel

[rooiedirk]

a weird panning effect is introduced.
Panning from N to S I get parallel black lines. Panning from S to N goes fine, E W and vv also no problem.
To make it a bit more complicated it only occurs at certain window sizes. When I made the window smaller for the print screen, the effect disappeared.
Using OpenGL, under gentoo linux with a intel i915 card.
loginfo:
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Renderer String: Gallium 0.4 on i915 (chipset: Pineview G)
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using Framebuffer Objects
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using FBO Stencil buffer
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using Stencil buffer clipping
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Estimated Max Resident Textures: 98

[cagney]

If I click at the O icon in the application bar in my Kubuntu

OpenCPN starts. Clicking again I expect the previous application window back. But that does not happen, O just flicks and remains in focus.
Testing on latest Git alpha - 3.3.1712

Thomas

[nohal]

That's what I feared
Try reverting https://github.com/OpenCPN/OpenCPN/c...a694ea182abe28 and I'm pretty sure the behavior will be fine for you (and broken again for me)

Pavel

[conachair]

Originally Posted by nohal

did you "git pull" the latest changes?

If you installed correctly, they should. What does your log say about it?

Pavel

now know how to git pull

log says..

21:36:33 UTC: PlugInManager searching for PlugIns in location /usr/lib/opencpn
21:36:33 UTC: PlugInManager: Loading PlugIn: /usr/lib/opencpn/libdashboard_pi.so
21:36:33 UTC:   /usr/lib/opencpn/libdashboard_pi.so
              API Version detected: 106
              PlugIn Version detected: 102
21:36:33 UTC: PlugInManager: Loading PlugIn: /usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so
21:36:33 UTC:   /usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so
              API Version detected: 107
              PlugIn Version detected: 202

but if i click on the plugins tab in options it's an empty window ...


thanks

edit. hmm, more stuff going on further down with missing headers ...

21:36:33 UTC: PlugInManager searching for PlugIns in location /usr/lib/opencpn
/usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so /usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so: invalid ELF header
08:42:37 UTC: PlugInManager: Loading PlugIn: /usr/lib/opencpn/liblogbookkonni_i386_pi16_v11_pi.so
08:42:37 UTC: Error: /usr/lib/opencpn/liblogbookkonni_i386_pi16_v11_pi.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
08:42:37 UTC:    PlugInManager: Cannot load library:

[nohal]

The errors further down seem like you have downloaded x86 plugins and try to feed them to ARM, that can't work. But it's puzzling that it says that even for grib which you just built...
Looking at the timestamps, are you sure that the part of the log you are looking at is from the very last run of your just built OpenCPN???? 21:36 UTC could be, but followed by 8:42AM, which was before the last changes made it to github?

Pavel

[conachair]

Originally Posted by nohal

The errors further down seem like you have downloaded x86 plugins and try to feed them to ARM, that can't work. But it's puzzling that it says that even for grib which you just built...
Looking at the timestamps, are you sure that the part of the log you are looking at is from the very last run of your just built OpenCPN???? 21:36 UTC could be, but followed by 8:42AM, which was before the last changes made it to github?

Pavel

I had big problems last night after a crash with libraries which apt-get... reinstall seemed to fix so possibly those lower errors are irrelevant.


But still no plugins, any suggestions?

Thanks

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[nohal]

Those errors are very relevant, especially

21:36:33 UTC: PlugInManager searching for PlugIns in location /usr/lib/opencpn
/usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so /usr/lib/opencpn/libgrib_pi.so: invalid ELF header

But of course just in case they come from the last run of the version you just built...

Could you run it once again, do nothing except, just quit it, and post the output of

tail -n 100 ~/opencpn.log

?

And I suppose you did "make install" and did not change the prefix from /usr/local...

Pavel

[seandepagnier]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

Folks...


a. Chart outlines do not rotate.
b. Some quilt problems on rotation without OpenGL.

Dave

Ah, yes I think these problems already existed for course-up mode.. and they are already fixed in the optimum branch, so will be fixed with the next changes.

Originally Posted by rooiedirk

a weird panning effect is introduced.
Panning from N to S I get parallel black lines. Panning from S to N goes fine, E W and vv also no problem.

...
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using Framebuffer Objects
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using FBO Stencil buffer
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Using Stencil buffer clipping
20:59:31 CEST: OpenGL-> Estimated Max Resident Textures: 98

This is a bug which I believe may still exist for intel even on optimum branch. The option (not yet merged) to disable the accelerated panning fixes it, but someday we hope to fix the root problem. I have been able to produce it E and W but only overzoomed.


For everyone who experiences problems not in the previous beta: read about "git bisect" it is a great tool we can use to find regressions easily.

[sailorF54]

Originally Posted by sailorF54

Using the 17.10 I got from Gilletarom (who got it from ? )
the only snag is soundings when using (true) S63 charts. Only part of the view is filled (at times, position varies) and the values jump (correction rather flicker) a bit when I pan

Reason could be that soundings are NOT in position (see pic, over land)

PS The memory leak problem seems solved

Soundings not in position occur after panning. Zooming in or out bring them back in position...(OpenGL on)
OpenGL off: soundings can only be seen in some areas or are displaces. Panning/zooming seem irrelevant...