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Hey Dr. Thorpe,

I've gone through the usual hoops- installing GLM, XTensor, XTL, changing my CMakeLists.txt to point to my directories instead, and finally building correctly.

I noticed that with later versions of GLM, your cpu_voxelizer.cpp completely breaks, with errors everywhere about syntax, functions being used, and otherwise- no matter- it's not like I'm here for the cpu_voxelizer.

So, went ahead and commented out the references to cpu_voxelizer functions in the python binding and the header, and it all builds correctly- which is great!

However, can it be used correctly? Unfortunately- no. Trying to import CudaVox results in
ImportError: DLL load failed while importing CudaVox: The specified module could not be found.
which I can't get rid of for the life of me, putting the .pyd next to our Python file, putting it in System32, referencing it as os.usedll, trying building to and using four different Python versions (3.6, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11), and yet this error persists.

Even with dependencies.exe, an application meant to show if our .pyd dll is missing any dependencies, and wouldn't be loaded in correctly, shows that all dependencies are found. I know this is probably a conda issue, but after trying for hours to do the pip route and WSL2 route with your Dockerfile, I've come to my wit's end. This is absurd.

Could you offer any advice or help here?

I don't believe it's the fact that I've commented out the usage of cpu_voxelizer- that was a clean cut. However- it might be whatever update causing GLM to break cpu_voxelizer snuck itself as a runtime error for our gpu_voxelizer, which is my theory~

To help you out-

CMakeLists.txt

Here's the errors when trying to compile w/o cpu_voxelizer cut out:

errorlogglm.txt

Thanks,

Ryan