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The recent PR #115 has significantly simplified the CTL build system, this is a great improvement. But unfortunately, now CTL cmake can't find the required dependencies in Ubuntu when using the apt-get package manager to install libilmbase-dev and libopenexr-dev (apt-get -y install libilmbase-dev libopenexr-dev), which used to work before PR #115
one workaround that seems to resolve the issue is to change the following lines in \CTL\CMakeLists.txt from:
You could be right, and I had this line in my changes as well, at first. On my machine, OpenEXR-2.5.8 looks for IlmBase using a find_package or find_dependency call, so this wasn't needed and I dropped it. It shouldn't hurt to query for both packages anyway.
The recent PR #115 has significantly simplified the CTL build system, this is a great improvement. But unfortunately, now CTL cmake can't find the required dependencies in Ubuntu when using the apt-get package manager to install libilmbase-dev and libopenexr-dev (
apt-get -y install libilmbase-dev libopenexr-dev
), which used to work before PR #115one workaround that seems to resolve the issue is to change the following lines in
\CTL\CMakeLists.txt
from:to
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