> It's a good idea to split OCC and pythonOCC install howtos. The OCC part
> of this wiki could be of interest for all OpenCascade users (not only
> pythonOCC ones). I think we (Arthur, could you do that?) could post a
> message on the OCC forum so that anyone who has built OCC on Linux can
> share his experience.
Okay, I'll post something.
> The 'sed ...' lines of SCons part have to be removed. It's out of date.
Okay, gone.
> Thanks for all these efforts, Arthur!
No problem!
I've moved some of Fenn's notes from the SCons section to installing on
Debian. Could someone have a look at it (Fenn, are you our there?) and
confirm the instructions actually work as described? The Debian install
notes only work for squeeze (unstable) and above. I think there is a
command line option to apt-get to request unstable packages while using
lenny, but I have no idea what it is.
Yorik - just seen your message - thanks for volunteering!
Bon weekend all!
Arthur
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