Dear all,
when compiling with static libraries, I get a dependency error when the
program gets packaged for rpm:
file:
src/util/trad.wsh:
contains
#!/usr/local/bin/wish4.0
and therefor a dependency is automatically generated for it, which is not
allowed/possible.
Solution (if
I totally agree with Andy, the makeall script is still drop-dead simple for Mac
and Linux users. That said, the CMake system adds functionality, mainly the
Windows bit, but I see others (Denny included) are trying to use it to generate
RPMs and other things. I think this is FANTASTIC, and I
Hi Andy,
I seen the video before. That is a great demo. However, it's also confusing to
have several options to build available not knowing it which state they are.
Why I gave cmake a go is quite simple:
In order to create rpm's automatically on a build system, you need to have an
Yes, well, Radiance was never really intended for the normal computer user.
Nonetheless, I will see about adding a batch option to makeall when I have some
time.
-Greg
From: Denny lum...@googlemail.com
Date: October 25, 2012 1:30:35 PM PDT
Greg,
a non interactive mode of the build
The current cmake build files don't work on my Mac because I have
multiple versions of the X11 include and library files on the system.
Cmake unpredictably picks files from different versions and fails to
build Radiance. On a machine with a clean install and nothing extra,
the cmake build
