[MacPorts] #19000: vtk 5.4.0 (vtk-devel)
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Thu Apr 30 12:07:20 PDT 2009
#19000: vtk 5.4.0 (vtk-devel)
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Reporter: dweber@… | Owner: dweber@…
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 1.7.0
Keywords: VTK vtk | Port: vtk5 vtk-devel
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Comment(by dweber@…):
{{{
svn commit -m "Many modifications; All the core variants are working,
incl. data, doc, examples, shared libs, testing; the data, doc, examples,
testing files are installed to /opt/local/share/vtk-${branch}/ and
install_name_tool is used to map the binary rapths for examples and
testing to the correct library location such that
/opt/local/share/vtk-${branch}/*/bin/ contains executables that run the
examples and tests" Portfile
Sending Portfile
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 50417.
}}}
This version has been developed and tested this week. Some additional
features are enabled (GL2PS, N_WAY_ARRAYS). The post-destroot phase is
now coded for specifically for each variant that requires it (see the
hacks in the examples and testing variants to set the installation paths,
copy files, and reset the rpath for binaries; I wish there were an easier
way to patch the CMakeLists.txt files for the installation of examples and
testing, but I don't have time to figure that out).
Still lots of work to be done on the language wrapping (java, tcl, python)
and other rendering variants (carbon, x11; I suppose x11 has a higher
priority than carbon). With regard to the x11, the previous commit
contained two variants (x11, mesaOpenGL) that are now rolled into one
variant (x11). With regard to the language wrappers, there are now two
variants for python25 and python26 (nothing yet for python30 - that may be
too adventurous). The tcl variants were renamed to tcl (macports) and
tcl_apple.
There are numerous variants for databases, etc. and all of them require
testing and clarification of their dependencies.
Darren
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