Hi,

I spent all afternoon trying to get the osc demo running. Kept crashing right at the beginning on my linux x86_64 machine with a segfault. I finally tracked the problem in the oscpack library. It’s prepared for x86_64 support, however the support is not properly enabled. The oscpack sources depend on an “x86_64” compiler switch. The GNU compiler’s switch for this platforms is named “__x86_64__” however. Great…

So, after downloading and unpacking the oscpack library just change:

in “osc/OscTypes.h” (line 52):

to

And in “osc/OscOutboundPacketStream.h” (line 99)

to

Then recompile and re-install the oscpack library, recompile your touchlib (make clean && make) - and there you go…
That’s been a whole afternoon’s work. So I thought I share this at least…

KenTouch

Hello,
you can also simply add"-Dx86_64" to your CFLAGS in the Makefile.
best, Martin.K

Martin Kaltenbrunner - 06 July 2008 04:48 PM

Hello,
you can also simply add"-Dx86_64" to your CFLAGS in the Makefile.
best, Martin.K

Hi,
yes, but then you need to modify the oscpack and also touchlib Makefiles accordingly.
And you can’t use your Makefiles for compiling on non-x86_64 platforms any longer.
KenTouch