Hi Steve,
can you explain me what you tried exactly? I'm working on a (more or
less heavy) Nuke plugin right now, doing it with VC2010 and everything
is still fine.
Don't want to run into troubles though, but it looks good right now. The
only thing that might bug around (IMO) is memory management. However, i
don't have problems with that. (now...)
just curious,
Thomas
Am 09.05.2011 17:45, schrieb Steve3D:
For going on three weeks now, I've been experimenting with various
Visual Studio versions in doing Nuke Plugin development. That entire
time has been spent trying to track down various and sundry
0x0000000000000000 and 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFF invalid memory references from
inside Nuke.
Here's my final verdict:
You can't do Nuke Plugin development with anything other than Visual
Studio 2005.
To use a Tron-Ism... End of Line.
Smile
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