Hi David, David E DeMarle wrote: > When you configure manta, try turning MANTA_SSE off. > Right, that's what my next step turned out to be :) Costs a lot of performance though... (8.7 fps instead 18 for the standard manta demo). > Then rebuild paraview and try the manta plugin. > > You may want to ping the manta mailing list about why SSE isn't found > > on your platform and why that code path in DynBVH fails when it isn't. > Well, the Manta configuration *does* find SSE. It seems it's Paraview that isn't compiling against Manta in the correct way. This could be due to $MANTA_BUILD_DIR/MantaConfigure.cmake not adding any SSE-related compile flags when it should. The end result is that -msse[2] and -DMANTA_SSE are not passed to g++ when it's compiling the manta-related sources in Paraview.
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