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Lost some hours to fix
gz_rendering
build warnings about missing dependencyOptiX
only to find out in gazebosim/gz-rendering#1010 that basically that renderer is ancient/broken... nevertheless, I think it would be good to leave here the bit and bolts that I discovered to be issue in my setup forOptiX
discovery.First of all, on Ubuntu 22.04 the library name is
libnvoptix.so.1
while this script currently searches forliboptix.so
orliboptix.1.so
, so the lookup would always fail IMHO.Secondly, but it can be my fault, I tried setting:
--cmake-args OPTIX_INSTALL_DIR=path
--cmake-args OptiX_INSTALL_DIR=path
OPTIX_INSTALL_DIR=path
but the include files were never detected. I solved the hard way by directly checking the
$env
var infind_path
call.