you think it's a conflict ?
but the message said that asinh is missing....
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\Standard_Real.hxx(308) : error C3861:
'asinh' : identificateur introuvable
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Thomas Paviot a écrit :
2009/7/28 Sébastien Ramage <sram...@poifindus.com
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Hi !
So I install Microsoft Visual c++ express 2008 and the last swig
1.3.39 and start the compilation using this :
c:\python26\python setup.py build -cmsvc
And I got an error :
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\Standard_math.hxx(28) : error C2375:
'acosh' : redéfinition ; liaison différente
c:\python26\include\pymath.h(26) : voir la déclaration de
'acosh'
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\Standard_math.hxx(29) : error C2375:
'asinh' : redéfinition ; liaison différente
c:\python26\include\pymath.h(30) : voir la déclaration de
'asinh'
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\Standard_math.hxx(30) : error C2375:
'atanh' : redéfinition ; liaison différente
c:\python26\include\pymath.h(34) : voir la déclaration de
'atanh'
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\Standard_Real.hxx(308) : error C3861:
'asinh' : identificateur introuvable
error: command '"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
9.0\VC\BIN\cl.exe"' failed with exit status 2
It looks like a conflict between python2.6 and MSVC9 math headers.
Maybe I need to regenerate the swig files. I install pygccxml 1.0
and py++ 1.0 and gccxml
No. The SWIG .i files does not depend on the version or python nor
MSVC. It only depends on the platform on which they are generated
(Windows/Linux).
0.9 (found here http://sourceforge.net/projects/pygccxml/files/ )
and do this :
c:\python26\python setup.py build -cmsvc -generate_swig
it ask me to modify Standard_Real.hxx header file
and after a long time it said
C:\OpenCASCADE6.3.0\ros\inc\TopOpeBRep_tools.hxx:10:34: error:
TopOpeBRepDS_tools.hxx: No such file or directory
so I create a empty file TopOpeBRepDS_tools.hxx and restart
c:\python26\python setup.py build -cmsvc -generate_swig.
This step should be automated by the scripts I developed.
at this time, it's in progress...
At the end of the process, you can diff your .i files with mines.
You'll see they're exactly the same.
The problem may come from a missing or broken preprocessor #define.
Thomas
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Sébastien Ramage a écrit :
Juste for information, the python 2.6 documentation say that
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (version 9.0) is needed not 2003
version.
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Sébastien Ramage a écrit :
hum ok,
I will try to compile it tomorrow and if it works (I hope) I
will keep the binary available.
Thank you
Sébastien Ramage
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Thomas Paviot a écrit :
Hi Sébastien,
The binary pythonOCC distribution for Windows is currently only
available for Python2.5. However, I successfully compiled
pythonOCC under Ubuntu Linux 9.04 with Python2.6. Moving from
2.5 to 2.6 on Windows is then only a compilation work to
achieve, and everything *should be* fine although it's not yet
been tested.
If you want to compile pythonOCC by yourself, you need
Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 or higher, SWIG 1.3.36 or higher,
OpenCASCADE 6.3.0 and Pythonof course. Then read the dedicated
page on the wiki.
A new release is planned for the next week. Please let me know
if you succeed otherwise I will do it.
Best Regards,
Thomas
2009/7/27 Sébastien Ramage <sram...@poifindus.com
<mailto:sram...@poifindus.com>>
Hi !
I would like to use PythonOCC but I have recently moved to
Python 2.6.
where can I find PythonOCC for Python 2.6 somewhere ?
I'm working under Windows XP.
If it doesn't exists yet, how can I compile PythonOCC with
python 2.6 ?
(for free naturally)
Thank you
--
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