Ian Woodward

Fabulous! That worked! I found the dsolib buried a bit deeper, at: ``` C:\Program Files\Side Effects Software\Houdini 17.5.425\custom\houdini\dsolib ``` I added: ``` -DIlmBase_Half_LIBRARY=”C:\Program Files\Side Effects Software\Houdini 17.5.425\custom\houdini\dsolib/Half.lib” ``` to the...

Nup, I need more help! I get hundreds of errors when trying to do a Visual Studio build. After the successful CMake build, I have in the C:\vcpkg\openvdb\build directory an...

BTW if I don't try and build OpenVDBCore.sln and/or OpenVDBHoudini.sln first but instead go straight to building OpenVDB.sln, I get the same types of errors.

I've managed to make heaps of progress. I restarted completely from scratch using a combination of vcpkg and Visual Studio's CMake, and I can both understand and edit the build...

The above hiccup error is now solved - in CMakeSettings I changed my CMake generator from the default Ninja to Visual Studio 16 2019 Win64 (and removed the default -v...

Many thanks for that! As you suggested, I'm now using Houdini's TBB, Blosc and zlib. I've also used Houdini's Ilmbase libs (which have a _sidefx suffix) and I'm using my...

I can't get rid of those errors :(. I made your suggested changes to the OpenVDBHoudiniSetup.cmake file. In my CMake settings, the only dependency from my vcpkg installation that I...

As I understand it, setting compiler switches in VS is done via a project's property pages. However, VS CMake doesn't have any proj files, so I can't open any property...

Yes, that fixed those errors! And another lot appeared... BTW - the trailing dash in `add_compile_options(/Zc:externC-)` does in fact seem to be needed. I took out the dash (to make...

If it's any help to your thinking, despite the build failing these files appeared in C:\vcpkg\openvdb\out\build\x64-Release\openvdb\Release:  and these files appeared in C:\vcpkg\openvdb\out\build\x64-Release\openvdb_houdini\Release: