2010/5/21 Denis Barbier <bou...@gmail.com> > On 2010/5/21 Thomas Paviot wrote: > [...] > > Hi guys, > > Thanks for your feedbacks with building/installing debian unstable > > pythonOCC. In order to sum up your experiments, is there something I > should > > add to the README file (which is about to be renamed as INSALL) for > debian > > users? > > No, README file looks fine, the only problem is that the Debian OCC > packages do not define any environment variables. I will send a patch > in coming days to remove checks against CSF_GraphicShr. > > Denis > > I had a discussion a couple of days weeks ago with Olider Borm, who contributed the debian binary package for pythonOCC-0.4. It seems not possible to set the CS_GraphicShr variable from the debian packaging tool. So here is his suggestion:
""" If there is an automatic way to determine the location of the libTKOpenGl*.so library if this variable does not exist I would prefer such a solution. Maybe something like: ldd /usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/OCC/_Geom2dToIGES.so | grep -i libTKOpenGl """ I think it could be a good solution to avoid this annoying step. (Note that the site-packages directory be known from the sys.modules dict when the OCC root package is loaded). Thomas
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