Ah, there we have a problem, I think. You have installed OCC 6.2.7, but Thomas is wrapping OCC 6.3. I think that will do something odd. I'm not certain (Jelle, Thomas?), but I think you need to manually install OCC 6.3. Is there something like an unstable branch of Ubuntu that might have a more up-to-date version of OCC?
Arthur Stephen Waterbury wrote: > Okay, I'll stick with setup.py for now. :) > > I did set the OCC directories, as I was trying to follow the > hints supplied on the wiki -- I installed the Ubuntu OCC packages: > > # dpkg -l | grep opencascade > ii libopencascade-dev 6.2-7ubuntu1 > OpenCASCADE CAE platform library > development > ii libopencascade6.2 6.2-7ubuntu1 > OpenCASCADE CAE platform shared library > ii opencascade-doc 6.2-7ubuntu1 > OpenCASCADE CAE platform library > development > ii opencascade-examples 6.2-7ubuntu1 > OpenCASCADE CAE platform library > input examp > ii opencascade-tools 6.2-7ubuntu1 > OpenCASCADE CAE platform tools > > ... and dpkg -L showed that OCC_INC should be '/usr/include' and > OCC_LIB should be '/usr/lib'. > > I've attached the output of setup.py. > > Steve > > Jelle Feringa wrote: >> scons is very much WIP, setup.py is well polished. >> perhaps you're OCC directory is not set correctly in enviroment.py >> ( look for OC_INC / OCC_LIB ) >> >> cheers, >> >> -jelle >> >> On Apr 30, 2009, at 6:42 PM, Stephen Waterbury wrote: >> >>> I've tried both the setup.py and scons methods, and both fail. >>> Is there currently a recommendation as to which one is better? >>> If so, I'll send the error messages I got from the preferred >>> method. :) _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
