[Bf-committers] Retiring Linux GLibc 2.11 builder
Bastien Montagne
montagne29 at wanadoo.fr
Sat Oct 1 15:57:35 CEST 2016
I kind of have serious doubts about a 'large' studio who would not be
able to build its own Blender?
Anyway, I’m sorry for vfxplatform, but they can’t really be taken
seriously… C++11 with gcc4.8 [1]? Python2? Integrating 'latest' (!!!
sic) FBX in that list, which is everything but a standard, and changes
randomly in incompatible ways without any notice or control from
everybody but AD? Come on…
To me vfxplatforms looks like something made by the CG industry for the
CG industry - which is fine if they need it, but would not feel
compelled to follow that… thing.
[1] https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.8/cxx0x_status.html
Le 01/10/2016 à 14:32, Brian Savery a écrit :
> http://www.vfxplatform.com/ the one point I'd make is that the vfx industry
> "standard" for Linux installs specifies glibc 2.12 so in a lot of studios
> you'll see centos 6.8 or 7. Yes that is very old. But if you remove a
> build compatible with that you can pretty much guarantee larger studios
> won't be able to use blender.
>
> Our release environment which is based on glibc-2.11 is getting far too old
>> and unmaintainable and already causes major problems getting some branches
>> to compile.
>>
>> I plan to discontinue this builder with the next round of dependencies
>> update.
>>
>> The default (and only) supported glibc version will be 2.19 (and above).
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