Le 23 septembre 2010 19:32, Charles Clément <carat...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Hello, > Hello Charles, > > I have a problem recently to build Python occ on my system using a > recent Salome package and was wondering if it was due to any change in > packaging from the last release. > > As such, building python-occ fails with: > > ... > Checking OCC XmlPlugin library ... yes > Checking OCC XmlXCAFPlugin library ... yes > Checking salomegeometry Sketcher library ... yes > Checking salomegeometry ShHealOper library ... yes > Checking salomegeometry Partition library ... no > libPartition not found (part of salomegeom). pythonOCC compilation aborted > > furthermore I found in the SALOME version 5.1.4 Release Notes the > following: > > Summary: EDF GEOM : Makefile.in in CVS > Change: Obsolete packages GEOMDS, PARTITION and NMTAlgo have been > removed. > > stating that a partition target was removed from the 5.1.4 package. > > Any help would be appreciated, > pythonOCC is not linked to Salome libraries but to Fotis' Salome libraries GEOM and SMESH. Fotis achieved an excellent work : he disconnected the meshing and parametric features of Salome from the parts of Salome that do not add any value : the GUI, CORBA stuff etc. I included the source code of these 2 libraries in the pythonOCC /contrib directory. I suggest you update to the latest svn trunk revision : many changes were committed since the latest release (0.4), and the build process is much more simple (see http://code.google.com/p/pythonocc/wiki/InstallationLinux). I still have a few issues with compilation under Windows platforms. And I would also like to check the whole project quality before releasing any new version. > Thanks. > > -- > Charles Clément > Best Regards, Thomas
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