* Windows department switches to CUDA Toolkit 4.2 :)
* Windows Buildbot uses that too now (thanks jesterKing)
* Re-enable sm_13 for x86, compiled again with current SVN and the new toolkit.
* All official builds for windows now come with sm_13, sm_20, sm_21 and sm_30 for the Kepler cards.
* SSE/SSE2 is an unknown option for the compiler (Command line warning D9002 : ignoring unknown option '/arch:SSE2'), so it can be left out because on x64 it automatically builds with SSE and SSE2.
After testing it seems that for safe debug sessions, debug build optimizations need to be off.
Also removed sse flags from release flags since they are included in ray optimization flags which are on by default.
* Some code and comment cleanup
* Remove cmake equivalent variable comments
* Remove some non used parameters from config files and btools: WITH_BF_FMOD, BF_VERSION.
* Remove some commented non-used variables
1) Removes unwanted folders from Python/lib instead of just emptying them out.
2) Removes the test folder from Python/lib. This folder contains unit tests for Python (not the unittest module itself), and is about 10~12MB.
Not all file formats/calls are supported yet. It will be expended.
Please from now on use BLI_fopen, BLI_* for file manipulations.
For non-windows systems BLI_fopen just calls fopen.
For Windows, the utf-8 string is translated to utf-16 string in order to call UTF version of the function.
Reverting to openal from creative because own builds doesn't deal with 3D sound.
Hopefully it wouldn't lead to crashes caused by ffmpeg+openal (for resolving which
libraries were updated to openal-soft).
of python bundling on systems where python is installed to /usr/lib64
Now ABI flags are automatically detecting (by checking all available flags
and checking if there's include directory exists for flag).
Also, automatically set PYTHON_LIBPATH to /usr/lib64 if python
scripts are stored in this folder.
Bundling python on *nix platforms is now checks if python is installed
to lib64 directory and if it is, python will be bundled to lib64
folder instead of lib.
This will make building on openSUSE a bit less annoying
Error was caused by boost library (which doesn't seem to be working with Cycles too
when compiling with mingw). Switched mingw to use TR1 unordered collections. Also,
there was re-declaration of strcasecmp when mingw is used.
Additional changes are related on using own process spawning when BF_TOOLSET is set to
mingw. Seems to be working fine now (i've got too long command line error) and no
warning are supressing now (as it was told in comment for commented own process spawning).
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Merging Carve library integration project into the trunk.
This commit switches Boolean modifier to another library which handles
mesh boolean operations in much stable and faster way, resolving old
well-known limitations of intern boolop library.
Carve is integrating as alternative interface for boolop library and
which makes it totally transparent for blender sources to switch between
old-fashioned boolop and new Carve backends.
Detailed changes in this commit:
- Integrated needed subset of Carve library sources into extern/
Added script for re-bundling it (currently works only if repo
was cloned by git-svn).
- Added BOP_CarveInterface for boolop library which can be used by
Boolean modifier.
- Carve backend is enabled by default, can be disabled by WITH_BF_CARVE
SCons option and WITH_CARVE CMake option.
- If Boost library is found in build environment it'll be used for
unordered collections. If Boost isn't found, it'll fallback to TR1
implementation for GCC compilers. Boost is obligatory if MSVC is used.
Tested on Linux 64bit and Windows 7 64bit.
NOTE: behavior of flat objects was changed. E.g. Plane-Sphere now gives
plane with circle hole, not plane with semisphere. Don't think
it's really issue because it's not actually defined behavior in
such situations and both of ways might be useful. Since it's
only known "regression" think it's OK to deal with it.
Details are there http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/User:Nazg-gul/CarveBooleans
Special thanks to:
- Ken Hughes: author of original carve integration patch.
- Campbell Barton: help in project development, review tests.
- Tobias Sargeant: author of Carve library, help in resolving some
merge stoppers, bug fixing.
