Sorry, I was just passing along some info that I don't understand either,
really. Just hoping that the work these other folks are doing moves the
community closer to easily compiled Windows binaries of Radiance. I still think
everyone should learn to love Linux or OSX, but this seems unlikely...
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From: radiance-dev-boun...@radiance-online.org
[radiance-dev-boun...@radiance-online.org] On Behalf Of Gregory J. Ward
[gregoryjw...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 10:00 AM
To: code development
Subject: Re: [Radiance-dev] scons
Geez, I hate working on stuff I don't understand... I just checked in
the minimal set of changes Rob suggested below, and am looking forward
(yeah) to feedback on whether it works or not. I gave up on the
RAD_COMPAT environment setting.
-Greg
> From: Rob Guglielmetti <r...@rumblestrip.org>
> Date: June 2, 2010 8:02:57 AM PDT
>
> Further to Marija's email, the following notes were sent to me by my
> colleague the other day. This may be redundant info, but Dan made
> the following changes:
>
> C:\working\radiance\ray\src\common\SCronstruct:
> line 32) RTIO = Split('''fdate.c fgetline.c fgetval.c fgetword.c
> fputword.c loadvars.c portio.c wordfile.c words.c header.c''') ->
> RTIO = Split('''fdate.c fgetline.c fgetval.c fgetword.c fputword.c
> loadvars.c portio.c wordfile.c words.c header.c timegm.c''')
>
> line 47) ALL = RTSCENE + RTPIC + STD + RTNET + env.get('RAD_COMPAT',
> []) -> ALL = RTSCENE + RTPIC + STD + RTNET
>
> C:\working\radiance\ray\src\rt\SCronstruct:
> line 21) raycalls = env.Object(source="raycalls.c') -> raycalls =
> env.Object(source="raycalls.c")
>
>
> ...and this allowed him to compile with MinGW.
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