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My email address is shakeel.shafique@...

Hi, Can you please invite me to the slack channel to my email address. Thanks, Shakeel.

Yes. Python 3 is not supported by OCIOv1.

Thanks Patrick, I'll give it a try. Pretty sure I tried that, but it might have been that I changed -DOCIO_BUILD_PYGLUE:BOOL=ON. Also, python is updated to Python3 in the portfile, I guess that needs

The cmake flag to set is OCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE. You can replace "-DOCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE:BOOL=OFF" by "-DOCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE:BOOL=ON".

But is there a way? I tried editing the vcpkg config for opencolorio and tried with USE_PYTHON, BUILD_PYTHON etc, but none of them worked. ------------------------------- Simon

Based on the build settings, vcpkg does not build the Python Bindings.

Vcpkg works great to build the lib, cmd applications etc. However I haven't had any success with the python bindings using vcpkg. /Simon ------------------------------- Simon

There are some notes on building from source using CMake here: https://opencolorio.org/installation.html I'm not aware of a containerised solution for the windows side of things, but I thought I'd

Can anyone point me to a link or tutorial showing how to build OpenColorIO for Windows? If precompiled versions are available that would be even better.

Thanks for adding me to the slack workspace

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Hi, Can you please add me to the slack workspace for the GSoC discussion? Thanks and regards, Diptanshu Mittal 2018232 CSAM'22

Hi Leonardo, A pull request would be much appreciated if you have a solution. Thanks for your interest in contributing. Michael

Oh gee I am an idiot. Duh, I passed the path to the folder. I blame it on the virus! On 3/18/20 2:21 PM, bernard.lefebvre@... wrote:

I've just started ociodisplay with OCIO=D:\OCIO\data\ocio_aces\aces_1.0.3\config.ocio And it loads fine. Make sure that config.ocio is part of the string you pass to CreateFromFile