Im trying to install Autodesk FBX SDK and it requires you to build bindings using sip. When I run the command python PythonBindings.py Python3_x64, it runs the command
=> RUN COMMAND : "/home/user1/miniconda3/envs/rl37/bin/sip" -o -t FBX_X64 -c /home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/build/Python37_x64 -b /home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/build/Python37_x64/fbx_module.sbf -I /home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/sip /home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/sip/fbx_module.sip
which throws the error
sip: /home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/sip/fbxtypes.sip:32: syntax error
Error: Unable to open
"/home/user1/Downloads/fbx_installed/build/Python37_x64/fbx_module.sbf"
the code at line 32 in fbxtypes.sip is :
enum EFbxType
{
eFbxUndefined, //!< Unidentified.
eFbxChar, //!< 8 bit signed integer.
eFbxUChar, //!< 8 bit unsigned integer.
eFbxShort, //!< 16 bit signed integer.
eFbxUShort, //!< 16 bit unsigned integer.
eFbxUInt, //!< 32 bit unsigned integer.
eFbxLongLong, //!< 64 bit signed integer.
eFbxULongLong, //!< 64 bit unsigned integer.
eFbxHalfFloat, //!< 16 bit floating point.
eFbxBool, //!< Boolean.
eFbxInt, //!< 32 bit signed integer.
eFbxFloat, //!< Floating point value.
eFbxDouble, //!< Double width floating point value.
eFbxDouble2, //!< Vector of two double values.
eFbxDouble3, //!< Vector of three double values.
eFbxDouble4, //!< Vector of four double values.
eFbxDouble4x4, //!< Four vectors of four double values.
eFbxEnum, //!< Enumeration.
eFbxString, //!< String.
eFbxTime, //!< Time value.
eFbxReference, //!< Reference to object or property.
eFbxBlob, //!< Binary data block type.
eFbxDistance, //!< Distance.
eFbxDateTime, //!< Date and time.
eFbxTypeCount //!< Indicates the number of type identifiers constants.
};
%Feature SIZE_T_AS_ULONGLONG
%If (FBX_X86)
typedef unsigned int size_t; // <<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<< line 32
%End
%If (FBX_X64)
%If (SIZE_T_AS_ULONGLONG)
typedef unsigned long long size_t;
%End
%If (!SIZE_T_AS_ULONGLONG)
typedef unsigned long size_t;
%End
%End
The sip version is 4.19.25 which I built from source.
I think the reason is revised syntax as the sip files in Autodesk's FBX python bindings seem to be created a long time ago - in the file fbx_module.sip:
%Timeline {FBX_2013_0}
%Copying
Copyright (C) 2009 Autodesk, Inc. and/or its licensors.
All Rights Reserved.
I can't find what the incorrectness in syntax is.
