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Transfer of PyImath history and source to Imath #18

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@oxt3479 oxt3479 commented Jun 19, 2020

Checks will fail due to the large addition of git history. Nevertheless, let this PR serve as a demonstration of intentions with the merging of the two repos (Imath/PyImath) and as a place to voice concerns.

With this initial implementation by default PyImath will not compile. This can be toggled using cmake from the command line:
% cmake $source_directory -DPYTHON=ON / -DPYTHON=OFF.

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@oxt3479 oxt3479 changed the title Transfer of PyImath history to Imath rep Transfer of PyImath history and source to Imath Jun 19, 2020
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meshula commented Jun 21, 2020

Out of curiosity, is this a roughly one year truncation of the history, or am I reading it wrong?

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oxt3479 commented Jun 22, 2020

Out of curiosity, is this a roughly one year truncation of the history, or am I reading it wrong?

This should contain the entirety of the history of PyImath (93 commits). This was originally obtained by filtering OpenEXR's history based on commit directory. So no truncation was applied deliberately.

@oxt3479 oxt3479 merged commit d2d854d into AcademySoftwareFoundation:master Jun 24, 2020
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