Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure

Oliver Brinzing <Oliver.Brinzing -AT- gmx.de>
Mon, 12 Dec 2016 18:44:13 +0100

Hi,

> After disabled the failing Unit Tests, I
> discovered that the new binaries enable OpenCL by default, where as in my
> old binary I cannot even enable OpenCL.
> Did something change in new Cygwin/LODE env that's causing OpenCL to be
> enabled now?

could you please tell me how to disable OpenCL during build ?

maybe my build breaks have same root cause
https://www.mail-archive.com/libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org/msg181443.html

Regards
Oliver

Context

OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
- Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Oliver Brinzing
  - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Tor Lillqvist
    - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Oliver Brinzing
      - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Tor Lillqvist
- Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
  - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Niklas Johansson
    - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
      - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Markus Mohrhard
        
        Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
        
        Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Miklos Vajna

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