Closed JenusL closed 4 years ago
@JenusL , I have a couple of build errors in linux, in particular this one:
plugins/sitoa/renderer/RenderInstance.cpp:234: error: 'std::thread' has not neen declared
Ok so it seems the old GCC doesn't support that. I only use it to get number of threads. Is there any way in the Arnold API I can get the number of cores / threads? I have searched for it but didn't find any but maybe there's something undocumented?
What suggested here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/150355/programmatically-find-the-number-of-cores-on-a-machine seems to build fine. Unfortunately I can build but not test it. I'll upload the addon soon.
Are you ok with my changes @JenusL ?
Yeah I'm fine with your changes :)
@sjannuz If you can provide a build then maybe @knekke can test it a little bit? :)
For now I've uploaded the addons here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZdXjsmJQKXl-VRSy_edSa17V1Kyry5Hm?usp=sharing
@sjannuz Windows package seems to work fine but it doesn't have the AdLM patch applied. Any reason for that? @knekke Do you think you have time to test the Linux addon some time?
@sjannuz Windows package seems to work fine but it doesn't have the AdLM patch applied. Any reason for that?
My bad, I hadn't updated the build machine. I have now replaced the addon in the above location.
@JenusL It's running on Fedora. Just a very quick test though...
Tried the new addon and patch is ok now. @knekke Thanks Thomas! So release?
@JenusL draft release ready, see https://github.com/Autodesk/sitoa/releases. Do you have some release notes ready to add ?
@sjannuz Great! I can write some release notes now. Will post them soon.
@sjannuz I don't think I have permission to see the draft release but here's a quick changelog i put together: https://gist.github.com/JenusL/f473d32fab463767e6b4a79b6dae1e7e
Released. Thankyou @JenusL for your passionate work.
Add thank you @sjannuz for still supporting me :)
When 5.4.0 #76 and AdLM patch #79 is merged in to develop I think it's time to get this in to master and make a real release. We should test Linux first though.