On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 8:56 PM, Dalai Felinto wrote:
> A small update here, to build cmake is really straightforward. I got
> Blender 2.8 to build in 14.04 with no further complications.
> So if we rule this Ubuntu as an too-old to maintain OS, it's all good,
> and my original email can just be i
A small update here, to build cmake is really straightforward. I got
Blender 2.8 to build in 14.04 with no further complications.
So if we rule this Ubuntu as an too-old to maintain OS, it's all good,
and my original email can just be ignored.
> Switching to CMake 3.x would be nice since (...)
Bl
From memory, rule of thumb for Linux support has been to compile on
latest releases of major (top ~5 so) Linux distors.
Supporting the latest Ubuntu LTS is nice too.
Switching to CMake 3.x would be nice since it allows us to remove the
dreaded "BLENDER_SORTED_LIBS".
On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 6:38 P
Hi,
I don’t see why we'd make install_deps also handle custom installation
of cmake! This is turning a bit (a lot) ridiculous.
CMake 3.0 is **three** years old alreay! I remember we were switching to
recent versions of CMake much, much more quickly back in the days of
CMake 2.8 area, as soon
Hi,
Ubuntu 14.04 is "stuck" with CMake 2.8. It's a LTS so they won't
upgrade their CMake. And it's still quite inside our 5 year support
goal.
What exactly do we need from CMake 3.x? If we really need CMake 3.0,
can we at least update install_deps.sh to handle cmake as well?
Regards,
Dalai
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ble
Hi everyone,
a discussion about our cmake version has started after I merged
audaspace into blender2.8. Audaspace requires cmake 3.0 as opposed to
blender's main cmake file which so far requires cmake 2.8.
Now since a version bump has been in discussion already a year ago
according to Campbe
