Re: [opensource-dev] Viewer Tools Upgrades - with a call for help

2015-02-09 Thread Nicky D. 
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> Autobuild is installed into Python27/scripts -- can this be moved out
> of that package's tree?
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You can try to install it into its own virtual-env. I do that with llbase.
autobuild itself I run just
from a bitbucket clone.
So I did not try to put it into a virtual-env, but that should too.

Nicky
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Re: [opensource-dev] Viewer Tools Upgrades - with a call for help

2015-02-09 Thread Jonathan Ballard 
On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 3:59 AM, Nicky D.  wrote:

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>> Autobuild is installed into Python27/scripts -- can this be moved out
>> of that package's tree?
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> You can try to install it into its own virtual-env.
>

Mmhmm.

I wanted more communication about conversion of C++, python, and other
scripts to .NET, but that is Microsoft's (tooling) agenda. Note the
benefits of compiled down, native AOT, "blueprinted" resources versus the
virtual-simulated "fast-food" environment.

Lindens are probably interested in the GCC compiler module that will do
that, or Lindens are interested in someone that can do that more privately,
like Microsoft. Imagine if Linden Lab only published CILs instead of
C++/python source.

It's leveraging the pass-through video modes, which is why it didn't work
with wine.org. It could.
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Re: [opensource-dev] Viewer Tools Upgrades - with a call for help

2015-02-09 Thread Oz Linden (Scott Lawrence) 

On 2015-02-07 21:08 , Jonathan Welch wrote:

Also, I am curious: is all this pip and easy install business doing
more than just fetching autobuild.exe?


It depends on whether or not your system already has all the 
prerequisites that autobuild needs (which have changed).  The point of 
using pip is that it fetches and installs them if you need them (and 
easy_install is needed to bootstrap pip).


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