run problem

[xiaoheling]

how to run your project？
when I input the command “./run”
it shows ./run: line 4: test-rtree-Generator: can not find command

[mortymacs]

You can complie these files manually:

$ cd libspatialindex/test/geometry
$ g++ -o test-geometry-Intersection Intersection.cc -l spatialindex
$ ./test-geometry-Intersection

@hobu Should we add these directories in the CMake file as well?

[xiaoheling]

You can complie these files manually:

$ cd libspatialindex/test/geometry
$ g++ -o test-geometry-Intersection Intersection.cc -l spatialindex
$ ./test-geometry-Intersection

@hobu Should we add these directories in the CMake file as well?

thanks for your answer.

[psimatis]

Hello

I followed your instructions but i get the following error:
./test-geometry-Intersection: error while loading shared libraries: libspatialindex.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

What am i doing wrong?

[mortymacs]

Hello

I followed your instructions but i get the following error: ./test-geometry-Intersection: error while loading shared libraries: libspatialindex.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

What am i doing wrong?

Hi,

You need to update the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to point to the bin directory path:

> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../../bin ./test-geometry-Intersection

All steps to test it:

> cmake . && make -j8
> cd libspatialindex/test/geometry
> g++ -o test-geometry-Intersection Intersection.cc -l spatialindex -I../../include/ -L../../bin
~/libspatialindex/test/geometry on master ?5                                                                 at 18:11:27
> ./test-geometry-Intersection
./test-geometry-Intersection: error while loading shared libraries: libspatialindex.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
~/libspatialindex/test/geometry on master ?5                                                                 at 18:11:31
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../../bin ./test-geometry-Intersection
~/libspatialindex/test/geometry on master ?5
> echo $?
0

[psimatis]

thank you!