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systems it usually does. Otherwise the executables requiring it are |
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not built. |
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On Windows, Radiance gets built with MS Visual Studio if present, the |
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community editions are sufficient. |
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VS 2013 is currently the most recent version that does it correctly. |
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VS 2015 also performs the build, but it uses the new "universal CRT" |
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from Windows 10, which has a bug that corrupts data in text pipes. |
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A fix is apparently ready and should be released via autoupdate, |
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probably around the time of the "anniversary update" in summer 2016. |
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Older versions of VS may work as well, but haven't been tested with |
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the current sources. |
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Building |
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SKIP=1|0 |
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1: Skip display of License terms |
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0: Don't skip (default) |
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MSVC_VERSION=12.0|14.0 |
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"12.0" is the default for Visual Studio 2013. |
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Once the text pipe bug in the universal CRT is fixed, the default |
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will be changed to "14.0" for Visual Studio 2015. |
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SCons will remember the values given with those options. You don't need |
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to supply them again each time when you run repeated builds and |
