2009/12/1 Gero Putzar <gput...@beckarndt.com.au> > Hi, >
Hi Gero, > > thanks for providing pythonogg. I am very interested and would like to see > if I can use it. But so far I can't. I've got some problems compiling on > Debian Lenny. I tried both methods, with Scons and distutils. > For the upcoming 0.4 release, SCons build system was abandonned. The only available make system is the python distutils module. > > > Scons: > ------ > > In the svn-trunk version (Rev. 769) some files seem to be missing, compared > to http://download.gna.org/pythonocc/source_release/pythonOCC-0.3.tar.gz: > pythonOCC-0.3/src/SConstruct > The SConstruct script was removed from the svn trunk. Rather use the setup.py script. pythonOCC-0.3/data/images/EDesigner.GIF > pythonOCC-0.3/src/addons/Display/wxSamplesGui.py > pythonOCC-0.3/src/wrapper/SWIG/linux_darwin/*.i > pythonOCC-0.3/src/wrapper/SWIG/win32/*.i > > Scons doesn't work without the first on the list. I don't know if the > others > are needed as well. > > With the older version from the homepage I got the following message: > g...@cassowary:/work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC-0.3/pythonOCC-0.3/src$ > scons > mode=build OCC_INC=/usr/include OCC_CONFIG_H_PATH=/usr/include/opencascade > OCC_LIB=/usr/lib > scons: Reading SConscript files ... > ImportError: No module named Modules: > File "/work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC-0.3/pythonOCC-0.3/src/SConstruct", > line 28: > from Modules import MODULES > > Do you know what this Modules-module is and where to get it from? > > > distutils > --------- > Ok, you have to use this one to build 0.4. > > I did not install salome so I tried to use the -NO_GEOM option: > g...@cassowary:/work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC/src$ python setup.py build > -NO_GEOM --with-occ-include=/usr/include --with-occ-lib=/usr/lib > --with-boost-include=/usr/include/boost/ > -NO_GEOM is not a flag anymore. By default, the compilation of pythonocc with salomegeom and salomesmehs is disabled. If you want the salomegeom and/or the salomesmesh support, you have to do: python setup.py build --enable_geom --enable_smesh otherwise, if you *don't* want any python wrapper to sgeom and smesh, just type: python setup.py build > Building pythonOCC-0.4 for linux2 > [...] > error: option -N not recognized > > Without the -NO_GEOM option still errors: > g...@cassowary:/work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC/src$ python setup.py build > --with-occ-include=/usr/include --with-occ-lib=/usr/lib > --with-boost-include=/usr/include/boost/ > The BOOST headers are required only if you want salomesmesh to be wrapped. > Building pythonOCC-0.4 for linux2 > Checking OCC Standard_Transient.hxx header ... no > It means that the installer script does not find any OCC header in the OpenCASCADE include path you provided (/usr/include). Check that: - the OCC headers are in /usr/include, - you have read access to this directory (maybe youneed to use 'sudo'). [... most other libraries: "... yes", only ...] > Checking OCC TKDCAF library ... no > Checking OCC TKDraw library ... no > Checking OCC TKTObjDRAW library ... no > Checking OCC TKTopAlgo library ... yes > Checking OCC TKTopTest library ... no > Checking OCC TKV2d library ... yes > Checking OCC TKV3d library ... yes > Checking OCC TKViewerTest library ... no > Checking OCC TKXDEDRAW library ... no > Checking OCC TKXSDRAW library ... no > [...] > This point is ok. The OCC libraries are found in the /usr/lib directory. > > /work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC/src/wrapper/SWIG/linux_darwin/Standard_wrap > .cpp:2963:32: error: Standard_Failure.hxx: No such file or directory > > /work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC/src/wrapper/SWIG/linux_darwin/Standard_wrap > .cpp:2969:50: error: Handle_Standard_AbortiveTransaction.hxx: No such file > or directory > > /work/gero/opencascade/pythonOCC/src/wrapper/SWIG/linux_darwin/Standard_wrap > .cpp:2970:48: error: Handle_Standard_ConstructionError.hxx: No such file or > directory > [...] > > Same question as above: what are those files, where do they come from, > where > can I find them? > You can find those headers where the OpenCASCADE automake/autoconf system installed them. > > Thanks, Gero. > Thanks for your feedback. The current svn trunk is not ready yet for a release, but it should come quickly (with a document explaining how to build the solution). Regards, Thomas
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