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I've gone through CMAKE - ALL OpenEXR related entries point to /opt/lib/openexr. And yet, when doing the final linking, it fails unless I have OpenEXR-dev installed. I'd post this as a bug, but I tried to post something similar and got bitched out for posting compiling related bugs as... bugs.

Ubuntu 12.04. Previously built with no problems. But now I'm getting this when it's building OSL: Building CXX object testshade/CMakeFiles/libtestshade.dir/testshade.cpp.o Linking CXX executable accum_test /opt/lib/oiio/lib/libOpenImageIO.so: undefined reference to `dlopen' /opt/lib/oiio/lib/libOpen...

I fiddled with scons last night and am about ready to ditch it altogether as deprecated. The scon script has not been updated to reflect the removal of the libs so that's causing a false to be recorded for cycles because the script is looking for those dirs and not finding them, for one, then if I c...

And the install_deps.sh script did complete the install successfully. I've wiped the libs and recompiled and also wiped the svn and dl'ed a fresh copy. mikev@Backup-Server:~$ ls /opt/lib boost ffmpeg ocio oiio python-3.3 boost-1.51.0 ffmpeg-1.0 ocio-1.0.7 oiio-1.1.1 python-3.3.0

I'm using the install_deps.sh script now The script prints out some lines at the end with path settings. The appropriate ones need to be added to your user-config.py I should have pointed out that I've been doing that since the very first time I used install_deps.sh. Yes, people actually do read th...

The initial setting of false is changed to true later in the script if it finds the library in question, if you haven't found it yet. If there is a problem with the library you could try re-installing the -dev file. No problems here this morning in that regard with a fresh svn update.

Scons still craters with linking errors like undefined reference to `boost::locale::base_message_format<char>::id' Do you have the boost locale lib installed? ldd ../install/linux/blender|grep locale libboost_locale.so.1.49.0 => /usr/lib/libboost_locale.so.1.49.0 (0xb6a98000) I'm using the install_...

The linux libs have been removed from SVN since revision 52284 I believe. I had to manually build OpenImageIO, OpenColorIO and Python 3.3.0 on my Slackware 14.0 system in order to build Blender. When I used the static libs from SVN I get similar errors when linking blender using CMake. OIIO is comp...

I agree, I think something might be garffed with the latest SVN. I have been successfully building Blender for months, and now suddenly after updating to the current SVN, my build sequence fails. CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:70 (MESSAGE): Could NOT...

Scons is not being deprecated. There is quite a bit of work going on right now to get OCIO, OSL, and Boost to all play nicely together. Likey, you will have problems building until this all gets straightened out. One current result is the Boost libs are being removed from SVN in favor of locally in...

Tehrasha wrote:

mikevan wrote: how are you guys getting Blender to compile?

I am using cmake instead of scons, but them I am also using the older Ubuntu 10.04 x64.

It would seem that scons is becoming deprecated? Have started migrating over to cmake. Just when I have my user-config.py file tweaked to perfection.

I got a successful compile a couple days ago after problems with locales which I think Ton fixed. Since then, however, the linker has been failing again. Am using the SVN libs and have the basic Ubuntu 12.04 build environment (both on amd64 with CUDA and i386 no-CUDA) that I've used compiling SVN f...

I got a successful compile a couple days ago after problems with locales which I think Ton fixed. Since then, however, the linker has been failing again. Am using the SVN libs and have the basic Ubuntu 12.04 build environment (both on amd64 with CUDA and i386 no-CUDA) that I've used compiling SVN fo...

Has anyone been able to riddle out how to build on a virgin install of UbuntuStudio 12.10 with CUDA? Many of the AV dev files can't be installed because for some weird reason, the AV extras libs loaded refuse to cohabitate with them as they do perfectly fine in 12.04. I ended up reloading 12.04 and ...

Python is happy with multiple versions installed on the same box. A helpful trick for installing from source (www.python.org) is to do "make altinstall" rather than the usual "make install" as part of the usual configure; make; make install; dance. This installs your version of python into whatever...