It seems like the most expedient solution is to invoke CMake directly, as
Brecht instructs.
The Makefile is just for the convenience of those of us used to typing 'make',
and apparently depends on having the kind of gnu-ish make that is found on
Linux and OSX.
On Oct 5, 2011, at 4:23 PM, Brec
Thanks Brecht,
I will try that tomorrow. lol. It's funny to get response from a
fellow Blender guy in here... lol.
On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 6:23 PM, Brecht Van Lommel
wrote:
> Here are some steps to do build directly using cmake:
>
> mkdir -p build/freebsd
> cd build/freebsd
> cmake ../../src -D
Here are some steps to do build directly using cmake:
mkdir -p build/freebsd
cd build/freebsd
cmake ../../src -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../../dist/freebsd
make install
Regarding the errors, the makefile uses gnu make extensions, so
installing and using that instead would probably solve them.
I've n
Just a short note: The main build system uses cmake - the makefile is
really just a convenience wrapper, so the more important question is
whether the cmake-generated build system works.
Having said that, the makefile shouldn't be giving you trouble...
~Chris
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First it does not find the platform detector, so I manually pointed
the makefile to it, and still get errors as follows
[pete@pvdi386 /usr/home/pete/oiio]$ make > output.txt
"/usr/home/pete/oiio/src/make/detectplatform.mk", line 24: Missing
dependency operator
"/usr/home/pete/oiio/src/make/det
Can you do a 'make nuke' followed by 'make > output.txt' and attach the full
output? Maybe somebody can spot what's going wrong.
-- lg
On Oct 5, 2011, at 9:38 AM, pete larabell wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> My name is Pete Larabell, I'm the Unix platform maintainer for the
> Blender Founda
Hello all,
My name is Pete Larabell, I'm the Unix platform maintainer for the
Blender Foundation. (http://www.blender.org)
There is a new renderer being developed for Blender, intended for an
upcoming release probably within 6 months or so, which needs OIIO to
build.
I'm emailing you all for hel
