seexpr-discuss

Yes I think uniform will work as you expect. constant really is for things that can be truly constant

Well thats sounds similiar about how we did simple patches in our inhouse fork SeExpr here at Wizart

installing bison and flex fixed the issue. Didn't actually check which one fixed it. But there

Hi everyone, first off amazing work super handy and easy to build - that never happens with open

> and lastly, why not ship these generated files? at least on the tagged/stable releases? I've

Walt Disney Animation Studios is pleased to announce a new version of the SeExpr open source project,

The short: The v2 branch is the experimental branch where I've integrated a lot of work from an

Dear all, I'm currently looking for a way to integrate seexpr to my OpenCL based renderer, so it

Thanks for you message. I'll answer the current status of each of these below... * Lowering to

Hi there - Sorry for the product spam, I thought you might be interested in seeing how SeExpr has

I've committed the changes to https://github.com/colindoncaster/SeExpr cheers On 2011-07-25, at 1

Hi Colin, You're right that in the PRMan shadeop example the varrefs (and the exprs themselves

I think any of the examples I've packaged is relatively efficient with their use of externals.

Hi there - I thought you might be interested in seeing our product we'll be releasing around

We have a branch of the library where we are experimenting with LLVM code gen. In that branch we

Hi Andrew, Adding the const seemed to have done the trick - I'm not too sure what the difference

setExpr() sets flags that things need to be reparsed/repreped. So It should be safe to go directly

On May 11, 6:55 am, Colin Doncaster <colin.doncas...@gmail.com> wrote: > Is there any way of