<Scopeuk>
from where it is pulled in we use base64 and sha (hashing components). it appears to be part of the python integration. I've no more information on that
<petaflot>
Scopeuk: the cmake file you mention was found, but the issue remains https://bpa.st/GOWQ
<petaflot>
on my system, /usr/lib64/libcryptopp.so -> libcryptopp.so.8.9.0
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<Scopeuk>
hmm that error looks a little bit more like a python package not found error to me rather than the c++ library
<Scopeuk>
I've not tried building the python stuff yet
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<guso78k>
petaflot unfortunately, crypto++ has different package names in different distros. there are plans to migrate to nettle, but could not yet progress.
<guso78k>
cryptopp++ makes sense once python gets merged, so you can "sign" to trusted code.
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<petaflot>
guso78k: thanks.. code I call "trusted" is code I have read and understood but ok why not. not gonna fight against the world for that.
<petaflot>
if so, then what are references to CryptoPP doing in OpenSCAD's upstream (main) repo then?
* petaflot
is running Gentoo, FYI
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<guso78k>
petaflot, python code from the internet might be dangeraous when not analized before running. when you see the code and you are sure its not dangerous, you can trust the code, so openscad stores its hash and will never ask you again about that code snippet.
<petaflot>
guso78: ok for command-line option, because getting prompted every time the file changes would definitely be a no-go
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<t4nk_fn>
anyone ever tried some kind of phone app to scan an object into cad?
<t4nk_fn>
was just thinking of this because I got this storage box with a clip to keep it closed... I think one already broke off before I got home from the store with it
<t4nk_fn>
so I was just thinking about trying to print a spare, for fun, but it would be kind of a challenge to recreate it
<t4nk_fn>
heh, that looks incredibly sophisticaded
<t4nk_fn>
ted.
<Scopeuk>
there used to be autodesk 123d but I think they withdrew it
<peepsalot>
i remember trying that 123d before, required a large number of pictures from all different angles, and I never got a very good result from it
<t4nk_fn>
it seems like an entire industry by the looks of it
<t4nk_fn>
all paid this&that
<t4nk_fn>
heh, and what do people do with it? ... make barbie dolls :))
<t4nk_fn>
there's a big difference between a barbie doll and a bracket though
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<JordanBrown>
https://structure.io/ is a 3D scanner. I have an earlier version of their software that works with a Microsoft Kinect, but unfortunately the Kinect is no longer available.
<JordanBrown>
But for a bracket-y sort of thing I'd redesign it from zero rather than trying to scan it.
<JordanBrown>
t4nk_fn^
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<t4nk_fn>
I just built openMVG ... not sure how it works though, probably won't get it to do anything ;)
<t4nk_fn>
but uh, yeah, the clip doesn't need to be an exact replica, just needs to be functional, so the best thing would be to make something from scratch indeed