For Visual Studio 2019 the target architecture is specified
separately from the generator, and this updates the cmake
modules to be able to locate libraries for the correct target.
Also, make use of CMAKE_VS_WINDOWS_TARGET_PLATFORM_VERSION
to be able to use the correct Windows Kit when multiple
tool sets and development kits are available.
- Add search path for Windows 10 support for DirectX SDK
- Turn off searching the default paths for the DirectX libraries and
instead use the explicit paths provided. On certain configurations,
this fixes the case where cmake will pick up the librariees for the wrong
architecture
- Be more explicit when a required DirectX library is not found instead
of silent failure.
The most up-to-date version of the HLSL compiler is now shipped as part
of the Windows SDK. Previously, the HLSL compiler was included with
the DirectX SDK.
There is more that we can do to improve this cmake module, but this
makes it more likely to find the correct tool.
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- [Feature Adaptive GPU Rendering of Catmull-Clark Surfaces](http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/cloop/tog2012.pdf).
- New API architecture : we are planning to lock on to this new framework as the basis for backward compatibility, which we will enforce from Release 1.0 onward. Subsequent releases of OpenSubdiv should not break client code.
- DirectX 11 support
- and much more...
