Kevin Griffin

Related to: #1090

It doesn't need to go in the SDK, however the current setup doesn't work when `ANARI_FEATURE_UTILITY_IMPL` is defined in a header file. Making them static functions may be the best...

**Workaround**: I created my own `GetAnariDeviceFeatures` method that returns an `anari::Features` object that gets updated after processing a list of feature strings returned by `anariGetObjectInfo`.

I think can narrow the field when the memory leak is happening: It seems I only experience it when I plot data based on vector data, i.e. when I plot...

Same as - #2303

I would also recommend changing: exec $(dirname $0)/../Resources/bin/visit $* & to something like: exec $(dirname "$0")/../Resources/bin/visit "$@" & where the quotes around "$@" are important to forward arguments properly to...

Additional Info: The QT plugins directories (**platforms** and **xcbglintegrations**) get copied to `linux-x86_64/lib/qtplugins` during `make install`. The `QFactoryLoader` is expecting them in `linux-x86_64/plugins`.

Here's what's in the qt.conf file: ``` [Paths] Plugins=../lib/qtplugins ```

I think the issue is on my end. This was working correctly in `3.1.4` the same setup for QT. Not sure what got messed up.