> Hello there,

> As the topic says, I'm trying to build OSL with static oiio.
> Although the building goes fine, when it gets to compile the shaders
> it fails due to unknown data struct:

> "../shaders/stdosl.h:493: error: No matching function call to 'area
> (unknown)'"

> The is related to the symtab. If I run $:oslc -d glass.osl I get:
> Symbol table:
>         P : unknown
>         I : unknown
>         N : unknown
>         Ng : unknown
>         u : unknown
>         v : unknown
>         dPdu : unknown
>         dPdv : unknown
>         Ps : unknown
>         Ci : closure color
>         time : unknown
>         dtime : unknown
>         dPdtime : unknown
>         (. . .)

> While with dynamic linking I get:
> Symbol table:
>         P : point
>         I : vector
>         N : normal
>         Ng : normal
>         u : float
>         v : float
>         dPdu : vector
>         dPdv : vector
>         Ps : point
>         Ci : closure color
>         time : float
>         dtime : float
>         dPdtime : vector
>         (. . . )

> There is a chance the problem is Mac exclusive. I'm trying to use
> either osl (with oiio dynamic or static) to compile Blender. While the
> osl with dynamic oiio works fine as a standalone (e.g., going through
> the test suite files), it fails when used to compile Blender shaders
> while building it. The error also seems related to the 'globals', but
> it should be easy to address the error outside Blender first.

> Thanks,
> Dalai

> Reference Links/Full error messages:
> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
> http://www.pasteall.org/35294

> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
> http://www.pasteall.org/35295

> * git diff of my osl base code (using a patch from Jens Verwiebe for
> the static linking, plus a patch to quite bison warning and other
> small things)
> http://www.pasteall.org/35301/diff

> Some followup:

> If I re-set the values of the Symbols of the global table it builds fine:
> http://www.pasteall.org/35356/diff

> This is a terrible hack though. And it doesn't solve my real problem that
> is to link osl with Blender (the problem there seems to also be related
> to TypeDesc). So I would really appreciate any helps towards finding what
> may be wrong with the linking in osx.

> Thanks,
> Dalai

> On Sunday, 16 September 2012 18:32:02 UTC-7, Dalai Felinto wrote:

>> Hello there,

>> As the topic says, I'm trying to build OSL with static oiio.
>> Although the building goes fine, when it gets to compile the shaders
>> it fails due to unknown data struct:

>> "../shaders/stdosl.h:493: error: No matching function call to 'area
>> (unknown)'"

>> The is related to the symtab. If I run $:oslc -d glass.osl I get:
>> Symbol table:
>>         P : unknown
>>         I : unknown
>>         N : unknown
>>         Ng : unknown
>>         u : unknown
>>         v : unknown
>>         dPdu : unknown
>>         dPdv : unknown
>>         Ps : unknown
>>         Ci : closure color
>>         time : unknown
>>         dtime : unknown
>>         dPdtime : unknown
>>         (. . .)

>> While with dynamic linking I get:
>> Symbol table:
>>         P : point
>>         I : vector
>>         N : normal
>>         Ng : normal
>>         u : float
>>         v : float
>>         dPdu : vector
>>         dPdv : vector
>>         Ps : point
>>         Ci : closure color
>>         time : float
>>         dtime : float
>>         dPdtime : vector
>>         (. . . )

>> There is a chance the problem is Mac exclusive. I'm trying to use
>> either osl (with oiio dynamic or static) to compile Blender. While the
>> osl with dynamic oiio works fine as a standalone (e.g., going through
>> the test suite files), it fails when used to compile Blender shaders
>> while building it. The error also seems related to the 'globals', but
>> it should be easy to address the error outside Blender first.

>> Thanks,
>> Dalai

>> Reference Links/Full error messages:
>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>> http://www.pasteall.org/35294

>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>> http://www.pasteall.org/35295

>> * git diff of my osl base code (using a patch from Jens Verwiebe for
>> the static linking, plus a patch to quite bison warning and other
>> small things)
>> http://www.pasteall.org/35301/diff

> https://github.com/DingTo/OpenShadingLanguage/commit/f37366ad2ed5b53f...

> The "blender-fixes" branch is used to collect all the little solutions for
> issues we're coming across during static OSL compile for Blender. I hope
> these can eventually be merged upstream (will make a proper pull request
> when everything is sorted out).

> Regards,
> Lukas

> Am Dienstag, 18. September 2012 09:39:57 UTC+2 schrieb Dalai Felinto:

>> Some followup:

>> If I re-set the values of the Symbols of the global table it builds fine:
>> http://www.pasteall.org/35356/**diff <http://www.pasteall.org/35356/diff>

>> This is a terrible hack though. And it doesn't solve my real problem that
>> is to link osl with Blender (the problem there seems to also be related
>> to TypeDesc). So I would really appreciate any helps towards finding what
>> may be wrong with the linking in osx.

>> Thanks,
>> Dalai

>> On Sunday, 16 September 2012 18:32:02 UTC-7, Dalai Felinto wrote:

>>> Hello there,

>>> As the topic says, I'm trying to build OSL with static oiio.
>>> Although the building goes fine, when it gets to compile the shaders
>>> it fails due to unknown data struct:

>>> "../shaders/stdosl.h:493: error: No matching function call to 'area
>>> (unknown)'"

>>> The is related to the symtab. If I run $:oslc -d glass.osl I get:
>>> Symbol table:
>>>         P : unknown
>>>         I : unknown
>>>         N : unknown
>>>         Ng : unknown
>>>         u : unknown
>>>         v : unknown
>>>         dPdu : unknown
>>>         dPdv : unknown
>>>         Ps : unknown
>>>         Ci : closure color
>>>         time : unknown
>>>         dtime : unknown
>>>         dPdtime : unknown
>>>         (. . .)

>>> While with dynamic linking I get:
>>> Symbol table:
>>>         P : point
>>>         I : vector
>>>         N : normal
>>>         Ng : normal
>>>         u : float
>>>         v : float
>>>         dPdu : vector
>>>         dPdv : vector
>>>         Ps : point
>>>         Ci : closure color
>>>         time : float
>>>         dtime : float
>>>         dPdtime : vector
>>>         (. . . )

>>> There is a chance the problem is Mac exclusive. I'm trying to use
>>> either osl (with oiio dynamic or static) to compile Blender. While the
>>> osl with dynamic oiio works fine as a standalone (e.g., going through
>>> the test suite files), it fails when used to compile Blender shaders
>>> while building it. The error also seems related to the 'globals', but
>>> it should be easy to address the error outside Blender first.

>>> Thanks,
>>> Dalai

>>> Reference Links/Full error messages:
>>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35294

>>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35295

>>> * git diff of my osl base code (using a patch from Jens Verwiebe for
>>> the static linking, plus a patch to quite bison warning and other
>>> small things)
>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35301/**diff<http://www.pasteall.org/35301/diff>

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> For OSX the problem fixed itself when Jens got osl to build static osl with
> oiio and llvm static as well (and using forceload on CMake).

> Cheers,
> Dalai

> On Oct 6, 2012 5:35 AM, "Lukas Tönne" <lukas.toe...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> This seems to be some sort of "static initialization fiasco". Luckily it
>> is quite simple to fix:

>> https://github.com/DingTo/OpenShadingLanguage/commit/f37366ad2ed5b53f...

>> The "blender-fixes" branch is used to collect all the little solutions for
>> issues we're coming across during static OSL compile for Blender. I hope
>> these can eventually be merged upstream (will make a proper pull request
>> when everything is sorted out).

>> Regards,
>> Lukas

>> Am Dienstag, 18. September 2012 09:39:57 UTC+2 schrieb Dalai Felinto:

>>> Some followup:

>>> If I re-set the values of the Symbols of the global table it builds fine:
>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35356/diff

>>> This is a terrible hack though. And it doesn't solve my real problem that
>>> is to link osl with Blender (the problem there seems to also be related to
>>> TypeDesc). So I would really appreciate any helps towards finding what may
>>> be wrong with the linking in osx.

>>> Thanks,
>>> Dalai

>>> On Sunday, 16 September 2012 18:32:02 UTC-7, Dalai Felinto wrote:

>>>> Hello there,

>>>> As the topic says, I'm trying to build OSL with static oiio.
>>>> Although the building goes fine, when it gets to compile the shaders
>>>> it fails due to unknown data struct:

>>>> "../shaders/stdosl.h:493: error: No matching function call to 'area
>>>> (unknown)'"

>>>> The is related to the symtab. If I run $:oslc -d glass.osl I get:
>>>> Symbol table:
>>>>         P : unknown
>>>>         I : unknown
>>>>         N : unknown
>>>>         Ng : unknown
>>>>         u : unknown
>>>>         v : unknown
>>>>         dPdu : unknown
>>>>         dPdv : unknown
>>>>         Ps : unknown
>>>>         Ci : closure color
>>>>         time : unknown
>>>>         dtime : unknown
>>>>         dPdtime : unknown
>>>>         (. . .)

>>>> While with dynamic linking I get:
>>>> Symbol table:
>>>>         P : point
>>>>         I : vector
>>>>         N : normal
>>>>         Ng : normal
>>>>         u : float
>>>>         v : float
>>>>         dPdu : vector
>>>>         dPdv : vector
>>>>         Ps : point
>>>>         Ci : closure color
>>>>         time : float
>>>>         dtime : float
>>>>         dPdtime : vector
>>>>         (. . . )

>>>> There is a chance the problem is Mac exclusive. I'm trying to use
>>>> either osl (with oiio dynamic or static) to compile Blender. While the
>>>> osl with dynamic oiio works fine as a standalone (e.g., going through
>>>> the test suite files), it fails when used to compile Blender shaders
>>>> while building it. The error also seems related to the 'globals', but
>>>> it should be easy to address the error outside Blender first.

>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Dalai

>>>> Reference Links/Full error messages:
>>>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35294

>>>> * output of oslc -d  with static oiio:
>>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35295

>>>> * git diff of my osl base code (using a patch from Jens Verwiebe for
>>>> the static linking, plus a patch to quite bison warning and other
>>>> small things)
>>>> http://www.pasteall.org/35301/diff

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