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Plumbing Life's Depths - Archives 2026

Continuing on with the Open Source work. PyVRML97 2.3.4b1 is almost all build and CI process updates. There are a few minor fixes for modern Python's where bool can't be used as a list index and a cha

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Archives July 2026

Continuing on with the Open Source work. PyVRML97 2.3.4b1 is almost all build and CI process updates. There are a few minor fixes for modern Python's where bool can't be used as a list index and a cha

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Plumbing Life's Depths - PyOpenGL 4.0.0a1

I've been trying to make some time for Open Source projects again. I've been using LLMs for much of the coding because the vast bulk of it at this point is just grunt work. First up is PyOpenGL. The t

blog.vrplumber.com·há quase 2 anos

Plumbing Life's Depths - Interesting Memory Leak with Python 3.12 for PyOpenGL-accelerate

So I'm currently trying to figure out why the PyOpenGL 3.12 test suite is failing. There's a particular test that looks for VBO memory leakage and it looks loosely like this: for i in range(100): crea

blog.vrplumber.com·há cerca de 3 anos

Plumbing Life's Depths - Ubuntu 22.04 Python 3.12 pip is broken

It seems that we've removed an entry point that pip 22.0 uses from Python 3.12. That means that you need to install pip from get-pip.py on Ubuntu LTS python3.12. However even with that done and tox su

blog.vrplumber.com·há cerca de 3 anos

Plumbing Life's Depths - What is Pythonic Typing for "There exists some plugin that provides an Adapter for X"

So starting to think about a PyOpenGL 4.x release, which would be first to drop Python 2.7 support, so the first one where type-hints can be used to declare metadata for type-coercion (vs the current

blog.vrplumber.com·há cerca de 3 anos

Plumbing Life's Depths - PyOpenGL 3.1.7 Building Now

So I spent some of the Victoria Day weekend on PyOpenGL. Biggest changes are: * got cibuildwheel running on github actions so that we can get a matrix of (manylinux) wheels built for accelerate * auto

blog.vrplumber.com·há cerca de 3 anos

Archives May 21, 2023

So I spent some of the Victoria Day weekend on PyOpenGL. Biggest changes are: * got cibuildwheel running on github actions so that we can get a matrix of (manylinux) wheels built for accelerate* auto