Nick Porcino

We haven't tested Visual Studio's cmake integration as described in that link, but we always test building OpenEXR for Windows with Visual Studio from an x64 tools command prompt, using...

Glad to hear you got a build, and a workflow that works. Your suggestion to improve the build documentation is a good one.

https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/openvdb/pull/927

@limburgher ~ thanks for raising it for attention. To get proper visibility outside of this specific triple of Fedora/Rawhide/aarch64, it might be a good idea to open a new issue...

You haven't mentioned cmake or visual studio versions. Your boost is built for VS2019 (vc142). Assuming VS2019 is what you want, the first thing I would check is if you...

I'm using 3.17.3 on Windows, so that one is tested. Did you try the suggestions in the text you initially posted? At first I thought you probably tried the suggestions,...

Thanks, these are details I can work from. I will try to reproduce your exact steps.

Yes, I get the exact same results. Looks like once again kitware and boost are at loggerheads about what is "correct". Something to discuss during the next TSC.

A build can be accomplished by manually editing CMakeCache.txt, but it is, to put it mildly, tedious. In a nutshell, we should make manually specifying the boost header directory and...

Have you got any links for the Rice discussions you mentioned?