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A source note for VFX and graphics developers who need to know what Imath is, how it is licensed, how to contribute and how it handles security reports. It is drawn from the repository files at one pinned commit. Only the top of the newest release notes entry was read, and nothing was built or run.

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Imath C++ vector, matrix and half-float library: a documentation note on its README, release notes and policies

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A source note for VFX and graphics developers who need to know what Imath is, how it is licensed, how to contribute and how it handles security reports. It is drawn from the repository files at one pinned commit. Only the top of the newest release notes entry was read, and nothing was built or run.

Useful starting points

  • The security policy says the Python bindings depend on boost, while the 3.2.0 notes describe an incomplete boost-free pybind11 module that is not installed.
  • Contributions need a signed-off commit and a CLA check through GitHub, so plan for both before sending a patch.
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