fix: batch shading compiler directives were wrong #2015
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I spotted two places where we used a *nonexistant* OSL_GCCVERSION macro. This is never defined. In platform.h, I think it's a simple typo and should be OSL_GNUC_VERSION, which is the macro we actually use to hold the GCC version, or 0 if it's not being compiled by GCC. In wide_opcolor.cpp, it's odder and seems like also a cut-and-paste error. At the very least it should be OSL_CLANG_VERSION since it's part of a clause that also tests that clang < 14.0. But upon staring at it, I can't help but wonder if this spot should *also* have a clause `OSL_GNUC_VERSION ||` to make this simd loop macro work properly for GCC, as it did in the other one in platform.h? And should the one in platform.h include clang, or no? Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
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I spotted two places where we used a nonexistent
OSL_GCCVERSIONmacro. This is never defined.In platform.h, I think it's a simple typo and should be
OSL_GNUC_VERSION, which is the macro we actually use to hold the GCC version, or 0 if it's not being compiled by GCC.In wide_opcolor.cpp, it's odder and seems like also a cut-and-paste error. At the very least it should be
OSL_CLANG_VERSIONsince it's part of a clause that also tests that clang < 14.0.