Jon Lanz
Jon Lanz
Not sure where they live on your drive, but you can manage them using the 'docker' cmd, eg: docker images docker rmi \
The "does not contain a CMakeLists.txt file" problem sounds like you may have forgotten to add --recurse-submodules when you cloned. From the top-level source dir try running git submodule update...
Oh actually... moonray_dcc_plugins contains files with filenames that are illegal on Windows ("::" in the filenames). Your initial clone may have failed on that submodule. I saw other people also...
Thanks, we'll fix in the next update
_then I tried several times to replace the __ back to :: , but all failed, it seems that the ubuntu system doesn't support the :: chatacters in a file...
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Thanks for bringing this up. It looks like there may be some inconsistencies between the scalar and vector implementations. In the meantime, we have filed an internal ticket to address...
Hi @barbariansubhkaran - can you provide any more information about the issues you are encountering?
Hi, what is your LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to? Do you still get the warning if you clear it? Take a look at the top answer to this stackoverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22536567/cmake-cannot-resolve-runtime-directory-path There...
Hi @EgertKanep, were you able to get past this?