To close the issue: I've found my error (which was in lousy handling of temporary pointers) and testify that DgmOctree is not the culprit.
Thanks @daniel for the great work you do!
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- Wed Dec 19, 2018 11:08 am
- Forum: CCLib
- Topic: DgmOctree methods in QtParallelMap
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- Mon Dec 17, 2018 6:50 am
- Forum: CCLib
- Topic: DgmOctree methods in QtParallelMap
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Re: DgmOctree methods in QtParallelMap
Thanks for the quick reply!
Will try OpenMP. Though not sure why it could/should make a difference.
Anyway, at least now I know that I've messed something up and can concentrate on finding what. Not that I haven't checked it before asking here, but certainty always makes it easier.
And if I fail ...
Will try OpenMP. Though not sure why it could/should make a difference.
Anyway, at least now I know that I've messed something up and can concentrate on finding what. Not that I haven't checked it before asking here, but certainty always makes it easier.
And if I fail ...
- Fri Dec 14, 2018 3:45 pm
- Forum: CCLib
- Topic: DgmOctree methods in QtParallelMap
- Replies: 3
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DgmOctree methods in QtParallelMap
Hi,
I'm writing a plugin for CC to calculate some local cloud parameters along a 3D surface.
For that I sample the surface, then query the octree at each sampled point to get cylindrical neighbourhood (using DgmOctree::getPointsInCylindricalNeighbourhood ) along the normal of the surface at the ...
I'm writing a plugin for CC to calculate some local cloud parameters along a 3D surface.
For that I sample the surface, then query the octree at each sampled point to get cylindrical neighbourhood (using DgmOctree::getPointsInCylindricalNeighbourhood ) along the normal of the surface at the ...