explain how to run Mitsuba from Makefiles (suggested by William Newman)
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Finally, sRGB output is still possible. However, the color processing used in this case
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is fairly na\"ive: out-of-gamut values are simply clipped. This is something that may
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be improved in the future (e.g. by making use of a color management library like \code{lcms2})
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\subsection{Using Mitsuba from Makefiles}
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Sometimes it is useful to run \code{mitsuba} from a standard Unix Makefile. This is a bit inconvenient because shell commands in Makefiles are executed using the
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classic \code{sh} shell, which is incompatible with the \code{setpath.sh} script.
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A simple workaround in this case is to explicitly call \code{bash} or \code{zsh}, e.g.
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\begin{shell}
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MITSUBA_HOME=$\langle$..$\rangle$
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%.exr: %.xml
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bash -c ". $\texttt{\$}$(MITSUBA_HOME)/setpath.sh; mitsuba -o $\texttt{\$}$@ $\texttt{\$}$<"
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\end{shell}
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