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Instructions on how to build for Windows
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 mention that vcpkg has a package script for OCIO: https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/tree/master/ports/opencolorio
Simon Björk
Vcpkg works great to build the lib, cmd applications etc. However I haven't had any success with the python bindings using vcpkg.
Den tis 7 apr. 2020 kl 13:01 skrev Robert Fanner <robert.fanner@...>:
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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 mention that vcpkg has a package script for OCIO: https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/tree/master/ports/opencolorio
Simon Björk
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.
Den tis 7 apr. 2020 kl 15:34 skrev Patrick Hodoul <patrickhodoul@...>:
Based on the build settings, vcpkg does not build the Python Bindings.
Simon Björk
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 to be replaced with 2?
Den tis 7 apr. 2020 kl 15:48 skrev Patrick Hodoul <patrickhodoul@...>:
The cmake flag to set is OCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE.
You can replace "-DOCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE:BOOL=OFF" by "-DOCIO_BUILD_JNIGLUE:BOOL=ON".