Ah, very nice! I didn't notice -- tried it 2 years ago on some Ubuntu
and there pyopencl.have_gl() did return False by default. Glad to know
it is enabled now. Thank you Tomasz!
Kind regards,
Kai
On 07.08.2014 20:06, Tomasz Rybak wrote:
Dnia 2014-08-07, czw o godzinie 16:21 +0200, Kai Ruhl pisze:
Hi *,
is there a possibility to install python-opencl from apt with GL
enabled? (disabled by default) I thought I saw something like this on a
message board somewhere, but am unable to find it again. It went
something like
CL_ENABLE_GL=true apt-get install python-pyopencl
or so. Background is that I want others to install pyopencl with
ENABLE_GL without having to go through git/build.
I am maintainer of PyOpenCL and it is built with OpenGL support enabled.
During package build I call ./configure.py with option --cl-enable-gl.
(line 17 of debian/rules is ./configure.py
--boost-python-libname=boost_python-py --cl-enable-gl)
Did it stop working? If OpenGL does not work, you might try
to install python-pyopengl - it is Recommended package, not
strict requirement to allow for using PyOpenCL without
the need for full graphical environment.
Please let me know whether OpenGL works, and if not what
is the error message.
Best regards.
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