Hi!
On 10/04/2012 07:28, Larry Gritz wrote:
In light of this, should we:
0. Do nothing -- use TBB by default, but allow optional build time USE_TBB=0 to
turn it off (necessary for platforms that TBB does not support).
1. Use our own code (i.e. USE_TBB=0) by default, but allow USE_TBB=1 to
optionally be set at build time, which reverts back to the old way (using the
copied TBB code in our tree).
2. Use our own code by default, but allow USE_TBB=1 to optionally be set at
build time, which uses/requires a system-installed TBB (removing remnants of
TBB source from our tree).
3. Not support TBB at all, just use our own code (simpler, fewer dependencies,
but possible minor performance penalty on the platforms for which TBB still
seems faster than our own code).
Opinions?
Considering the fact that I've to fight against a lot of arches
different from i386 and amd64, I'd vote point 2 or 3.
Thanks a lot for these efforts in making OIIO work fine everywhere ;-)
Cheers!
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Matteo F. Vescovi
Debian Sponsored Maintainer
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