Re: CVS Update and CMAKE

Michel,

Glad you're making progress. Please post technical discussion to the list...

> I am sure you have by now received notification that I have pushed some
> changes to cvs. You can now do a single "cmake ." in the root directory
> and then "make" to do everything. I have also put my template based blur
> plugin which use this idea of traits. You may want to have a look. I
> hope it will convince you that it is better to have a single version of
> a routine rather than having to write it for each type of depth the
> image might be.

The choice isn't between traits and writing it out for each type. There 
are many ways to templatize code.

FYI, I've taught C++ at two universities and as a corporate trainer.

> About cinepaint (non-glasgow). 

Say film gimp if you sense confusion.

> I am quite confused by where you meant
> for me to do the cmake job. I did it in the code I retrieved as a tar
> file but I do not see where it might be in cvs. Unless I misread, the
> cinepaint directory or cinepaint-project contains a version 0.19-0, not
> 0.21-1 which is the latest.

I didn't build the last few versions, Kai-Uwe did. It's quite possible 
version info wasn't updated in CVS. What files need to be changed?

Rbbin
-- 
Robin Rowe
CinePaint Project Leader
Beverly Hills, California
www.CinePaint.org

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