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I guess we'll have to consider IRIX a port now. The Makefiles don't seem to make sense out of modern IRIX installation.
Anybody have a clue how to fix this?
Anybody have a clue how to fix this?
At least one tip: we used the IRIX 6.5 development environment, and a 7.3.1 compiler.
Oh!
And compile your own iostream library (libcio), including the different set of STL template files.
The latter I've asked an ex-NaN engineer to make available or document again... the libcio that came with our compiler was not compatible with the rest of world. (Talking about a year ago now, maybe that is fixed. At that time it was a reported bug at SGI)
Getting blender compiled with gcc nobody in NaN ever managed to do.
Oh!
And compile your own iostream library (libcio), including the different set of STL template files.
The latter I've asked an ex-NaN engineer to make available or document again... the libcio that came with our compiler was not compatible with the rest of world. (Talking about a year ago now, maybe that is fixed. At that time it was a reported bug at SGI)
Getting blender compiled with gcc nobody in NaN ever managed to do.
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Sorry for the cross posting but I thought it should be
mentioned here:
Give the autoconfiged version a try you can grab it at:
http://www.linux.ucla.edu/~phaethon/ble ... oconf.html
If you have changes that need to be made.
just let phaethon know and he'll work them in.
(Right now its not autodetecting ssl and you might have to
do a little bit to get the python stuff to compile
other than that though it works great)
mentioned here:
Give the autoconfiged version a try you can grab it at:
http://www.linux.ucla.edu/~phaethon/ble ... oconf.html
If you have changes that need to be made.
just let phaethon know and he'll work them in.
(Right now its not autodetecting ssl and you might have to
do a little bit to get the python stuff to compile
other than that though it works great)
IRIX 6.5.10 and later incorporated the libCio.so file that was only available with mipspro 7.3. So,ton wrote: And compile your own iostream library (libcio), including the different set of STL template files.
this is still an option.
most bad ideas prove to be impossible (that's a good thing!)ton wrote: Getting blender compiled with gcc nobody in NaN ever managed to do.
Re: IRIX
On Irix we used gmake to compile Blender. gmake is the Gnu version of make.JWalton wrote:I guess we'll have to consider IRIX a port now. The Makefiles don't seem to make sense out of modern IRIX installation.
Anybody have a clue how to fix this?
Frank.
Re: IRIX
Frank, i figured that mush, so i used gmake immediately. however,frank wrote: On Irix we used gmake to compile Blender. gmake is the Gnu version of make.
Frank.
the problem was that 'cc' was being given 'gcc' compiler arguments (unrecognized). when traced back the tools/guessconfig script failed to 'guess' the machine. i'll try again with latest code.
Re: IRIX
On the contrary, the Makefiles work on *all* blender platforms, including exotics like windows, beos, macosx.JWalton wrote:I guess we'll have to consider IRIX a port now. The Makefiles don't seem to make sense out of modern IRIX installation.
Re: IRIX
no way, hans, else you wouldn't have had to help me fix them yourselfH_xNaN wrote:On the contrary, the Makefiles work on *all* blender platforms, including exotics like windows, beos, macosx.

and got a few syntax erors fixed, it's going well enough. I'm up to the python installation blackhole.
YAY!
Thats a good thing to hear!
Thanks,
carsten.
Thanks,
carsten.