Build: Update OpenImageDenoise to 2.1.0 #112143
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Delete Branch "Stefan_Werner/blender:oidn2_version_update"
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Major new feature in v2 is GPU support. This is not enabled yet,
this commit only changes the library version without enabling new
functionality.
@LazyDodo Would you mind verifying that I did not forget any of your changes necessary for the Windows build of the library dependencies?
Adding all platform maintainers to the review, as they'll need to do build after the change is landed.
FYI, for
make deps
to run successfully on my systems, I need to change the URI and hash of zlib and openal. It appears their updates to never versions changed the paths of the versions we're using? Those would be separate commits then though.traveling without my laptop. this will have to wait till next week
Works fine on Linux (Blender builds & tests succeed).
Some lost changes, but nothing crazy i'll leave it up to you to work them back in as 2 people working on this branch didn't seem to go super smooth last time
Thank you, @LazyDodo.
It's my understanding that we plan this for Blender 4.1. So this PR and associated library updates would wait for Bcon1, which is in less than 2 weeks.
@blender-bot build
Builds fine on macOS.
Build: Update OpenImageDenoise to 2.0.1to Build: Update OpenImageDenoise to 2.1.0I updated the version number and hash to the just released version 2.1.0 which contains bug fixes. Nothing else changes for this PR.
unable to test on any other platforms currently but on windows the casing of the python executable variable changed, but i'm unsure if we need to replace or add the differently cased var since i can't test on linux
@LazyDodo It looks like both spellings work, and both the Blender and OIDN code bases appear to use both. The CMake documentation mentions only the lower case variable, so I'm in favor of following that.
https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/FindPython.html
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