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I have already install cocos2d template.How to install cocos 3d template?
I suggest you head to this link: http://www.learn-cocos2d.com/2011/04/cocos2d-installer-updated-added-cocos3d/ there you can download an installer that will install cocos3d and cocos2d + all templates. Just follow the instructions provided. The installer was created by Steffen Itterheimer, he'll be happy if you leave some feedback ;)
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I am having trouble installing redshift on my django app.
When I am running
pip3 install django-redshift-backend
I get the error pg_config executable not found. My version of pip is 9.0.1 and I don't know why I'm having this error.
Can you help me on this?
I solved this problem by reinstalling libpq-dev.
It may help people facing the same issue.
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I have Scikit-Learn installed on my system. How can I check its version and its availability in my system?
This seems like a duplicate of this question
As mentioned there you can do this from a Python REPL:
import sklearn
print(sklearn.__version__)
If scikit-learn is not found on your system, you will get an ImportError: No module named sklearn. If scikit-learn was installed inside a virtualenv, you will need to make sure it is activated via source bin/activate from the virtualenv root directory.
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I am using Cygwin to compile some C++ files.
there is an file named Makefile. Now when I use this command in Cygwin,
make -f Makefile
the following error is displaying.
-bash: make: command not found
Could someone tell me what might be the problem?
maybe you have to install the make package. I'm not sure about the package name but try using "sudo apt-get install make" and press tab key to see if have some package. I had this problem one time and in someway the make command wasn't installed in my machine, I installed the package and it worked!
I hope it help!
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I'm taking a class in OpenGL. Everything must be compiled and run on a machine that has the OpenGL 3.1 and GLUT 3 library, so I need to make sure that is what I have.
I have a fresh copy of Ubuntu 12.04 installed so nothing extra outside of the basic installation.
Any help with setting me up?
Since you wrote that you're taking an OpenGL course, I'll assume that you need the development files. Then try simply this:
sudo apt-get install freeglut3-dev
The OpenGL development files should be installed as a dependency of GLUT (the corresponding (virtual) package is gl-dev and one possible package is libgl1-mesa-dev).
Regarding the version of OpenGL this will get you, it will depend on both your hardware and the software drivers installed on your machine. Use glxinfo (from the mesa-utils package) to find out: the supported version should be in the OpenGL version string.
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How to install boost c++ libraries in OSX
I want to use boost to serialize some objects in my game, but I got stuck when I wanted to use boost.
So I have downloaded and unzipped boost into a dir.
Now what?
You might use macports which simplifies the installation of boost significantly.
Download macports from http://www.macports.org/
Run sudo port install boost
This will download an install boost automatically. And also install all dependencies of boost.
Wait until boost is compiled. Takes about 0.5h on my macbook pro.
Your boost library is then found at /opt/local/include/boost
I guess you should just try and follow the Boost Getting Started Guide.
Start reading Getting Started on Unix variants (e.g. Linux, MacOS), it should be a gentle yet complete introduction.