GCC 9 started implementing the OpenMP 4.0 and later behavior. When not using
default clause or when using default(shared), this makes no difference, but
if using default(none), previously the choice was not specify the const
qualified variables on the construct at all, or specify in firstprivate
clause. In GCC 9 as well as for OpenMP 4.0 compliance, those variables need
to be specified on constructs in which they are used, either in shared or
in firstprivate clause. Specifying them in firstprivate clause is one way to
achieve compatibility with both older GCC versions and GCC 9,
another option is to drop the default(none) clause.
This patch thus drops the default(none) clause.
See https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-9/porting_to.html#ompdatasharing
patch from fedora.
* Fix startup
Changelog:
2.79
In this release:
Cycles: Built-in Denoising, Shadow catcher, Principled shader, AMD OpenCL optimizations.
Grease Pencil: New frame interpolation tools, per-layer onion skinning.
Alembic: Improvements to compatibility, stability and support.
User Interface: Initial support for reusable custom configurations, automatic DPI scaling.
Twenty Three new and several updated add-ons.
And: 100s of bug fixes and other improvements!
2.78
In this release:
Cycles: Cycles now supports rendering spherical stereo images for VR.
Grease Pencil: Reworked to be similar to other 2D drawing softwares.
Alembic: Initial basic support in Blender.
Improvements to Bendy Bones for Easier and Simpler Rigging.
Eleven new add-ons.
And: 100s of bug fixes and other improvements!
pkgsrc doesn't support PREFIX with spaces or other special characters.
Therefore it is not necessary to add the :Q modifier to this variable
and several others.
* Convert to cmake build from scons
Changelog:
In this release:
Cycles: Better Subsurface Scattering, GPU support for Smoke/Fire and Point Density.
Grease pencil stroke sculpting and improved workflow.
OpenVDB caching for smoke/volumetric simulations.
Reworked library handling to manage missing and deleted datablocks.
Redesigned progress bar.
Edit mode boolean tool, better decimate modifier.
Improved extruding and weight painting tools for sculpting/painting.
Support for Windows XP and the SCons build system was removed.
And: 100s of bug fixes and other improvements!
Fixes build with python35 (PR pkg/50566)
Blender 2.76, released Oct 9, 2015. (Update 2.76b is from Nov 3 2015).
- Initial support for Pixar's OpenSubdiv geometry subdivision technology.
- A huge view-port performance boost.
- Big file browser performance boost and arrow keys navigation support.
- Node auto-offset feature that helps organizing node layouts.
- Absolute grid snapping in the 3D view.
- Sculpting with tiled strokes.
- Text effect strips for the sequencer, supporting subtitle export
- As usual, hundreds of bugs fixed and other improvements!
Blender 2.75a release.
- Blender now supports a fully integrated Multi-View and Stereo 3D pipeline
- Cycles has much awaited initial support for AMD GPUs, and a new Light
Portals feature.
- UI now allows font previews in the file browser.
- High quality options for viewport depth of field were added
- Modeling has a new Corrective Smooth modifier.
- The Decimate modifier was improved significantly.
- 3D viewport painting now supports symmetry and the distribution of Dynamic
Topology was improved
- Video Sequence Editor: Placeholders can now replace missing frames of
image sequences
- Game Engine now allows smoother LOD transitions, and supports mist
attributes animation
- And: 100s of bug fixes and smaller feature improvements.
Blender 2.74, released Mar 31 2015!
- Cycles got several precision, noise, speed, memory improvements, new
Pointiness attribute.
- Viewport has new cool compositing features, outliner now manages
orphan datablocks better.
- Modeling now allows custom normals, and transferring data layers
between meshes!
- Massive improvements to hair dynamics and editing tools: a big step
forward with more to come…
- A new tool “Cavity Mask” was added to sculpting/painting, along with
other improvements.
- Great memory consumption optimization in Freestyle NPR stroke rendering.
- Grease pencil and Game engine improvements, and more…
Blender 2.73, released January 8 2015!
- Several Cycles Rendering updates, improvements and new features, support
for GeForce 9xx GPUs.
- New fullscreen mode, improved Pie Menus, 3D View can now display the
world background.
- Knife-tool now allows freehand smart cuts, and more improvements were
made in selection tools, Bevel Modifier and Shapekeys.
- Unwrapping UVs was improved, strength is now enabled for Grab and Snake
Hook brushes, better visual feedback mode for painting with masks.
- Sequencer now can show a backdrop, strips can be snapped to others along
with other improvements.
- Freestyle NPR Rendering has a new SVG exporter add-on, along with other
improvements.
- Grease Pencil had a major update, it is now possible to edit and animate
strokes! New draw styles, and imporvements in user interface.
- Collada Importer was updated, improving the compatibility with other
software’s bone concepts.
- Add-ons: FBX improved importing/exporting armatures, some Python API
changes could need some Add-ons to be updated!
- As usual several other minor updates and improvements, and lot of
bugfixing also in this release.
Blender 2.72, relased Oct 4 2014.
Cycles GPU rendering supports Volume and Subsurface Scattering now. The
User Interface comes with optional Pie Menus now and the Tooltips have been
improved. For Modeling, a new intersection tool has been added in Edit Mode.
Texture painting workflow has been streamlined with easy access to painted
images and UV layers. The Compositor now comes with a Sun Beam node.
Freestyle NPR rendering is now available with Cycles as well.
