Linux support about dayflower-path-tracer HOT 3 CLOSED

Buildfile: /home/user/aparapi/build.xml

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:
     [echo] OS Name:    	Linux
     [echo] OS Version: 	4.10.0-42-generic
     [echo] OS Arch:    	amd64
     [echo] Java Version:   	1.8.0_131

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:

clean:
     [echo] This project REQUIRES NBODY to be built first!!!

clean:
     [echo] OS Name:    Linux
     [echo] OS Version: 4.10.0-42-generic
     [echo] OS Arch:    amd64

clean:
     [echo] OS Name:    Linux
     [echo] OS Version: 4.10.0-42-generic
     [echo] OS Arch:    amd64

clean:
     [echo] OS Name:    Linux
     [echo] OS Version: 4.10.0-42-generic
     [echo] OS Arch:    amd64
     [echo] Java Ver:   1.8.0_131
     [echo] 
     [echo]       Note: Since AMD APP SDK 2.9 you can have multiple versions installed/co-exist on same machine, 
     [echo]       so AMD introduced a completely new naming convention for their installation directories
     [echo]       For example C:/Program Files/AMD APP SDK/2.9-1
     [echo]    

init:
     [echo] amd.app.sdk.dir ${amd.app.sdk.dir}
     [echo]  intel.app.sdk.dir ${intel.app.sdk.dir}
     [echo]  freebsd.app.sdk.dir ${freebsd.app.sdk.dir}
     [echo]  vendor.name ${vendor.name}
     [echo] app.sdk.dir ${app.sdk.dir}
     [echo]  msvc.dir ${msvc.dir}
     [echo]  msvc.sdk.dir ${msvc.sdk.dir}

check:

BUILD FAILED
/home/user/aparapi/build.xml:40: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/home/user/aparapi/com.amd.aparapi.jni/build.xml:486: Error:
         
         
         You will need to edit com.amd.aparapi.jni/build.xml to compile aparapi JNI code

         You need to set app.sdk.dir to point to the location where OpenCL SDK is installed