paraview: add viskores in newer versions#828
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@kwryankrattiger Can you please review this? |
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Sorry for taking so long on this, I have been back and forth on how best to handle this going forward.
It may be better to just prune this variant at enable the accelerator implicitly. And then external Viskores would be really nice to not have to rebuild it from scratch if we don't have to, especially for the GPU stuff.
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@kwryankrattiger I've updated this package to use an external viskores package. It also removes the I have not extensively tested this, but the spec at least works. |
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Ported these changes to #192 with other ParaView 6 Updates |
Starting with ParaView 6.0, the VTK-m accelerator library changed to Viskores. Update the options to use the new accelerator library. The approach has changed slightly. Earlier there was a use_vtkm option to specify whether VTK-m should be compiled, and it always compiled the version provided with ParaView. However, the API for Viskores is stable, so use the external viskores package. Co-authored-by: Ryan Krattiger <80296582+kwryankrattiger@users.noreply.github.com>
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Starting with ParaView 6.0, the VTK-m accelerator library changed to Viskores. Update the options to use the new accelerator library.