Opus support was enabled in 2ddfd51810e0. This commit adds the Opus
library and configures FFmpeg to be compiled with Opus support.
NOTE: It may be required to run `cmake -U '*FFMPEG_LIBRARIES*' .` in
your Blender build directory in order to refresh the `FFMPEG_LIBRARIES`
setting and add libopus.
This issue was two-fold:
- In the VPX library build script: missing `--enable-vp8` and
`--enable-vp9` meant that the choice to enable these codecs or not was
left to the library's `configure` script, rather than an explicit choice.
On the build-bot it chose to not enable them.
- Missing pkgconfig paths passed to the FFmpeg build script
Thanks @brecht for helping out.
Previously this was done in the deps builder due to the fact we needed
both 32 and 64 bit versions of this dll and CMAKE does not support that
in a single build folder. Now that 32 bit support has been dropped, this
can be safely moved into the codebase.
Reviewers: brecht
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D5633
Building deps on some systems will install to opt/lib/library/lib64
directories rather than opt/lib/library/lib. This adds additional
lib64 paths for ldconfig to ensure the libraries are found at
runtime.
Building OIDN still needs to be enabled explicitly with --with-oidn.
It will fail with older versions of CMake or TBB, so I can't make
any guarantees for various Linux distributions or versions.
On machines with pdflatex installed, this is run to build Theora.pdf.
Unfortunately this process breaks, at least on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
system. By setting `HAVE_PDFLATEX=no` (or any other value that is not
"yes") this can be avoided. I don't think that it's important to have
this PDF file built anyway, as it's not a dependency of Blender itself.
Newer OpenSubdiv brings fixes and improvements for non-manifold meshes,
which fixes some crashes we've experienced in the recent past when using
Gregory patches.
Additionally, thing new version of OpenSubdiv brings sparse patches,
which allows to multi-thread topology refinement step.
This time both full `make deps` and final compilation is tested on
a freshly installed CentOS 7.
The thing is: OpenImageIO is not configured to use an external PugiXML
library, so it was compiling its own.
At the same time the OpenShadingLanguage library was commanded to use
an externally compiled PugiXML. This caused some sort of discrepancy
which lead to Blender-link-time errors. Could be linking error, could
be namespace related, could be ABI related. In any case since we do
have PugiXML in the OpenImageIO already lets just stick to it.
The change did break compilation on default Ubuntu install for Stefan
and on default CentOS install for myself.
This reverts commit 64671e53d20c2a30c64b98c747b0e002218c3952.
This is in preparation of an the upcoming fix where we need to use a Metal
layer to avoid performance issue when drawing with OpenGL. Note that we already
only officially support 10.12+, the difference with this change is that Blender
will not start at all on 10.9 and 10.10.
Most of the source tarballs are retrieved via http, but a few remain
that are still downloaded via ftp. This causes some pain with corporate
firewalls, so moving the last two URIs to http helps ease the build process.
Reviewers: sergey
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4192
For custom path selected during 'install_deps.sh' using '--source'/'--install', paths for blosc, embree and opencollada are not printed/inclued into BUILD_NOTES.txt file.
As '/opt/lib/<package>' paths are hardcoded into CMakes's Find* modules, this error is not noticeable, but for custom paths it is.
This patch includes those fixes/prints for those packages.
Reviewers: mont29
Reviewed By: mont29
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4574
Even though that one is not really useful just to build Blender, we can
as well explicitely include it here, since all 'default' Blender builds
will include full clang/llvm stack anyway (for Cycles and deps)...
llvm generates some header files at build time that differ between
debug/release causing linker errors when you used the release headers
for a debug build.
llvm generates some header files at build time that differ between
debug/release causing linker errors when you used the release headers
for a debug build.
Two changes:
Removed the explicit version for the macOS SDK, recent
versions of Xcode have a symlink to the newest SDK.
Fixed the build script for OpenMP by removing extra ' marks that
install_name_tool took literally and replaced INSTALL_PATH with
INSTALL_DIR.
