Hi,
when i use the install_dep.sh script under Suse 12.1 I have to change the
following libraries names to make it works:
libX11-devel by xorg-x11-libX11-devel
libXi-devel by libXi6-devel
Index: build_files/build_environment/install_deps.sh
Hi again,
I got RPM to compile with scons, by adding 'rt' in this scons config option:
LLIBS = ['util', 'c', 'm', 'dl', 'pthread', 'stdc++', 'rt' ]
I also forgot to mention yesterday another caveat compiling with scons: No
OSL or OpenCOLLADA... couldn't get them to work :-/ Compiling with cmake
Hi again Sergey and Bastien!
Well I kept hacking and testing the script, even if it will be replaced
eventually. Hopefully it will help as a reference. Diff is here:
http://www.pasteall.org/38680/diff
There is now support for Arch Linux. NumPy is now an option. Able to
compile without ffmpeg as
From quick glance part related to NUMPY seems to be fine. Din't have Arch
here to test tho.
As per ubuntu, not sure that seemd to be working before? But why would they
even split includes for multiarch, seems to be not smartest decision.
Anyway, shouldn't be difficult to add multiarch includes
Hi Sergey,
About -lrt option, I tried that (on ffmpeg configure line) but still
couldn't get it to work. Maybe you or Bastien understand the issue better?
I can remove schroedinger (don't know who used dirac anyway :P), can have a
patch ready tomorrow maybe.
Thanks!
/Ejner
On Thu, Jan 10,
Well, depends. If ffmpeg fails to compile and -rt doesn't help, then i'm
currently don't have ideas. If ffmpeg compiles fine but blender fails, -lrt
shall be added to blender's linker flags.
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Ejner Fergo ejner...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sergey,
About -lrt option,
Hee… I’m nearly a complete noob with those advanced linking topics :/
Regarding python under Ubuntu/debian, I already added another fields to
CMake one or two months ago, as (future) py3.3 package under Debian also
has split dirs, so now CMake has two different include dirs for python,
old
Ok, so you are saying numpy build and opencollada option should be removed
again?
Numpy is RC because that is the only thing that can build using python 3.3
In any case, it seems Bastien will port the script to python, so if you
feel like reverting be my guest...
On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 8:02
Seems numpy would be enabled by default. I'm not sure it's indeed what
shall be done: there're not so much people who really need numpy compiled
by ibstall_deps.sh. Also, libraries compiling by this script should be
considered stable and numpy used in the script is release candidate.
As per
