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Subject: [C++] passing a STD:vector in context.PutAttribute
Hello list people,
I'm working on a C++ command and I'm using openMP to multitrhead the
computation.
As Softimage Arrays don't play nice with openMP I'm stuck with STD::vectors.
Now I would like that command to output
No current major DCC app out there that I know has a thread safe SDK for
concurrency, maybe for some specific parts, but not for the actual
application and data objects outside such domains, not even the bare
fundamentals.
They were all conceived in the late 90s and revisited somewhat in the
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*From:* softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com [mailto:
softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] *On Behalf Of *Ahmidou Lyazidi
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 24, 2013 1:38 AM
*To:* softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
*Subject:* [C++] passing a STD:vector
Hello list people,
I'm working on a C++ command and I'm using openMP to multitrhead the
computation.
As Softimage Arrays don't play nice with openMP I'm stuck with STD::vectors.
Now I would like that command to output that vector (that is
multidimentional by the way),
so I was wondering if there
I'm no expert and can't be sure but at first glance I'd say no - even if
the internal structures of both the `std::vector` and the `CValueArray`
were identical, or if the `CValueArray` was just a simple wrap of a
`std:vector`, it would be unsafe to do a type cast, especially if you had
to modify
Salut Christopher,
That's what I was afraid of, and rebuilding the array to be CValue compatible
make multithreading useless.
The goal was to spit a 2D array
to create an ICE attribute in python, as it's way simplier than in C++. But
I'll try to create it in C++ again tomorrow.
Merci!!
-A
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