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**Summary** The render_frames.pov generated after running the POV-ray demo file from the project chrono build has many issues to name a few: 1. On running the demo_POST_povray from build chrono...

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The scene below results in the error "Expected 'function identifier', } found instead". It seems the three bitwise_... functions are not usable in / available to user defined functions Could...

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This action should be added under the 'build_windows' job as follows: - name: 'Check Functionality' if: ${{ success() }} uses: POV-Ray/povray/.github/actions/windows_check@gh-actions-v2 with: version-base: 3.8 solution: vs2015 platform: x64Windows CLI build...

The following include files use ambient where they should really use emission: finish.inc skies.inc stars.inc

**Summary** Failure to build with boost 1.77.0 **POV-Ray Version** - Incarnation: POV-Ray for Unix - Affected source version: 3.7.0.10 - Known working source version: **Build Environment** - Operating system: Linux...

OS: Unix
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In releases / branches which include the newer parser updates (>3.8 release code), missing close brace(s) causing seg faults for both scale functions and vector functions where the function ID...

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I have a large 10 GiB .pov file I have generated and was hoping to render, POV-Ray is 64 bit and I have 16 GiB of memory. No error message...

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- Added `local_time BOOL` global setting, defaulting to `off`; when set to `on`, `datetime()` will now report local time instead of UTC. - `datetime()` will now sanity-check the specified format...

On Linux machines, the value returned by `now` may be based on local time, instead of UTC as documented and intended. This is due to an undocumented issue in `boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time()`.

The current implementation of `datetime` in all branches (v3.7, v3.8 and v4.0) relies on `std::time_t` representing time as a genuine POSIX timestamp, i.e. seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00 UTC minus leap...

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