Our integration of OCIO with oiiotool was quite rough - it was just a
place-holder until the official version was done.
In terms of my initial question, all of the OIIO installation docs imply
that I should only ever be calling 'make' directly, and not 'cmake' - it
seems like OCIO_PATH is something that should be passed by 'make'
through to 'cmake'
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On 11/12/11 19:17, Jeremy Selan wrote:
Yah, I'll try to make this all clearer before we push to master.
(it's not quite ready yet, I'm still working on addressing lg's
comments). USE_OCIO=1 is the default, and shouldnt be necessary.
OCIO_PATH should be a directory that has (at least) 2 subdirs,
'include' and 'lib'. If for some reason these dirs are in
non-standard locations, you can specify them individually instead
using OCIO_INCLUDE_PATH and OCIO_LIBRARY_PATH.
Please try these and let me know if they dont work? (you make need to
make clean first).
Hugh - I also know you did some work on your branch integrating OCIO
with oiiotool. I havent replicated this work yet, but I'm hoping to
do so very soon.
-- Jeremy
On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 8:49 AM, Hugh Macdonald
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Hi,
I'm sure I'm missing something incredibly obvious here, but I seem
to be unable to compile OIIO with OCIO support.
I've got Jeremy's ocio branch of OIIO, and running 'make help'
mentions:
make USE_OCIO=1 ... Specify whether to build with
OpenColorIO support
(Incidentally, this line isn't listed in the INSTALL file - that
seems to be as the master branch)
Right now, I've got OCIO installed in a custom location (for
testing purposes, /tmp/ocioinstall/)
If I run 'make USE_OCIO=1', then, as I've not told it where to
find OCIO, it gives me:
-- OCIO not found. Specify OCIO_PATH to locate it
-- Skipping OpenColorIO support
However, my issue here is *where* to specify OCIO_PATH.
I've tried setting it as an environment variable, and also running
'make USE_OCIO=1 OCIO_PATH=/tmp/ocioinstall', but both of these
continue to say the same thing.
It feels like I'm missing something really obvious here. Any tips?
Cheers
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