Friends,
I need some help. When building the openexr package, one of the
prerequisites for building Hugin, the Makefile in the IlmImf
directory, does the following:
1) Compiles b44LogExpTable.cpp to produce b44LogExpTable (an
executable).
2) The program is run, and the output is piped to the file
b44LogExpTable.h.
Here's what I see in the Makefile:
b44LogExpTable.h: b44LogExpTable
./b44LogExpTable-native > b44LogTable.h
Under OS X 10.5, the two files b44LogTable and b44LogTable-native are
both generated, and then the header file shows up. Under OS X 10.6,
the file b44LogExpTable-native does not appear, and the header file
gets created as a 0 byte file.
Can someone explain where the -native file comes from?
Thanks,
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