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OIIO/OSL source).
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messages!
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(always-installed packages), looks like they are needed...
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So, after hours of wild hunt, I think both CMake and Scons builds work again.
There were several small issues hiding here and there, esp. for scons.
*WARNING* the --all-static is currently officially broken (it was already quite useless in fact).
I’m seriously considering dropping it completely, having a script compiling a chain
of static libs in a complete working way for *two* different build systems is just
too much work (static libs are *really* a nightmare at link time).
Builders who want to generate static Blender (to share it e.g.) will have to handle things by hand for now.
Main other points changed:
* Many changes to generated settings for scons (notably, I had to hack around the fact that the short ld -l
option does not work with lib names like 'Iex-2_1', which is not that surprising).
* Opencollada remains the only lib built statically (can't get it to build dyn currently).
* All other libs, even ILMBase ones, are now fully dynamic ones.
* Some general cleanup with CMake definitions of built libs.
* Git-libs do not clone again and again the repo anymore!
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Note that I also updated OpenEXR to 2.1.0 (and updated our CMake openexr module as well).
Users will have to update their build settings as told by the script (also in BUILD_NOTES.txt generated file)!
Note I removed all ugly patches from this script, we are currently using custom git repo for OpenEXR/OIIO/OSL,
hopefully we will soon be able to use vanillia code from official repos!
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I *really* have to go back over all our patches in this script and try to port them back in respective projects!
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correct values for ffmpeg libraries (at least for static builds).
I’m not close to understand why this has worked fine until today... :/
Only tested with Debian, but I would not expect any issue with Fedora/Suse/Arch, this is a quite simple change!
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ldconfig immediately after lib compile (looks like OSL compile process needs boost libs...).
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Also switch to python3.3.2
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computers
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you really need numpy and 1.7 is not available!
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* Raise OpenCOLLADA version to 18da7f4109a8eafaa290a33f5550501cc4c8bae8 as requested by Gaia.
* Made OSL build/install ON by default (no more an experimental feature!).
* Use default LLVM version under Debian (specifying a version does not work with OSL when you have more that one installed :( ).
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Patch provided by Darren Beck, thanks!
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828b60384552b83e55d2af7055f07d2c40b4d3f4 repo UID.
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* Use recent OSL 1.3.2 release.
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does right now. At least this should avoid duplicate packman repos on 12.3
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(can be already installed/enabled from a different URL, Suse repositories management is to complex to be handled automatically at this point).
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either of those).
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Also svn-ignore BUILD_NOTES.txt generated file.
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* Script should now remove relevant dirs in $INST when a package becomes suitable
* Script systematically runs relevant ldconfig commands when building boost/oiio
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will check with Suse later.
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version of tbb, buggy oiio archive handling, moved ilmbase files into openexr dir (as expected by Blender), ...).
Tested with debian testing/i386 this time.
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Only activated for Deb-like distro for now, only tested with testing/amd64. Notes :
* Had to add a hell of patches to ilmbase/openexr/oiio cmake files (some are real, stupid bugs fixing [like files missing in lists or wrong linking order], others are "enhancements" [like being able to compile both static and dyn libs for openexr]).
* Unfortunately, I could not manage to keep oiio static (can't compile osl later, as it does not link all deps of oiio, tiff, jpeg, png, etc.). I’ll try to fix this later, but for now, you'll have to do as with boost (ldconfig).
I won't say here what I think about not having any (reliable) way to really link a static lib into another one... :/
Will test and enable other distro in following day(s), I do not *expect* much difficulties here.
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earlier), this will force rebuild of those libs next time, hopefully will solve user's issues with outdated libs.
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"git-core", and 'apt-cache policy' returns a different result than newer versions when no package is found, changed the "available deb package" test to use "apt-cache show" instead.
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wonder why this package does not work as jpeg or png ones)...
This allows compilation of OIIO, install_deps.sh still working though (on this old OS, all libs have to be compiled, takes time... :/).
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Stick to rev c89cf095c40aa2a518b1104c448825eacc92d174 of opencollada repo, next commit breaks API and prevent blender from building anymore... :(
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The script is updated with:
Arch Linux support
Numpy 1.7.0 final
Fedora 17 / 18 support
OpenSUSE 12.2 / 12.3 support
Use FFMPEG from RPM-distro repos
RPM-distro fixes
Removed Schroedinger codec
Fixes for Cmake/Scons config
Reviewed by Sergey and me.
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* Disable OIIO test and cmd tools per default, they are not needed for Blender.
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you make static builds!), and add it as CMake option.
Patch by gdh (Gavin Howard), many thanks!
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* Use OIIO 1.1.7, this removes the need for the ugly patch.
* Use official OSL 1.3.0 repo
* Print OSL path for scons
Tested on Ubuntu 12.10 x64.
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Mostly, it:
* Adds numpy and opencollada
* Merges both Suse and Fedora/Redhat into a single func (not sure this is a good idea, but would have been to painful to undo this).
Notes:
* I changed a bit how numpy is handled, so that the script does not try to build it when py3.3 was installed from package!
* Bumped oiio 'magic number', as now trying to use libtiff5 means we have to rebuild everything using tiff!
* Only made a quick test on my own system, but Ejner made quite some extensive ones, so it should be safe.
* I’m not sure keeping on extending that horrible bash thing is a good idea. Shell scripts are nice for small, limited stuff, but I personnaly find that one (over 53ko!) unreadable and a pita to maintain. Further more, doing the same for windows would mean to rewrite everything in another language... I have started work to port this as a py3 script, so that we have a nice structure (classes...) easy to extend/tweak/implement in various OSs/etc.!
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Now it should respect all features option.
Also removed some duplicated entries.
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