Hello, I created a ppa with a oce-0.6.0 package . Now I'm going to start building a pythonocc package using this ppa. So - in order to build a current pythonocc package based on oce-0.6.0: which tag should I use? Is pythonocc-0.5 still the best choice? Should I just use latest master? Which other dependencies are there? Still any need for SMESH and GEOM?
Thank you, Henning 2011/9/29 Thomas Paviot <tpav...@gmail.com>: > Dear all, > > Below the message sent by Denis Barbier on the oce-dev mailing list. Sorry > for cross-posting if you already registered oce-dev, but this is a > significant announce for the pythonocc project. This OCE release includes > changes that are required by pythonocc to work as expected. > > I was waiting for this new version to be released before going on with > pythonocc related developments. A few changes were recently commited. If > you're interested in testing the current pythonocc status: > git clone git://github.com/tpaviot/pythonocc.git > > Best Regards, > > Thomas > > ====================== > Hello, > > OCE 0.6.0 has been released. This release is source and binary > compatible with OCE 0.5.0. > You can download sources from > https://github.com/tpaviot/oce/zipball/OCE-0.6.0 (.zip) > https://github.com/tpaviot/oce/tarball/OCE-0.6.0 (.tar.gz) > > Here are changes since OCE 0.5.0: > > * Cmake 2.8 is explicitly required to build OCE. > > * Removed many X11 dependencies. Now it is possible to build a large part > of > OCE (with the exception of visualisation) without depending on X11 (using > OCE_DISABLE_X11 option). > > * Cmake support : Cmake users will be able to correctly find OCE using > FIND_PACKAGE(OCE). Several examples are added to show how to use it in > end-user programs. It is now possible to detect/request single toolkits. > > * Packaging : change installation paths; we do no more install files at the > same location as OpenCascade, but adopted more standard paths. > > * Tests : integrated gtest 1.6.0 and added other unit tests, which helped > in > fixing some bugs. Added MSVC support to the testsuite. > > * Win32/MSVC improvements: > + Enabled configuration files in Win32 platforms > + Plugins and TKOpenGL are correctly found in debug builds > + TKOpenGL works when building static libraries > > * Modify tcl scripts to not require $env(CASROOT). > > * Many small changes, bug fixes and warning removals. > + Improvements to OSD_Process::SystemDate() > + TKernel : add dependency against -ldl. > + Bugfix : Work around a cmake bug that prevented building > Win64+MSVC+static libs > + Bugfix : add missing include in BRepBlend_BlendTool.lxx. > + Bugfix : fix mismatch new/delete in Standard_Failure.cxx > + Fixed compiler warnings in OpenGl_TextureBox.cxx > + Whitespace cleanup > + In module TKOpenGL, fixed the two remaining GCC warnings of the form : > "comparison between ‘enum texStatus’ and ‘enum texDataStatus’" > + Added missing include in BRepBlend_BlendTool.lxx > + Fix capitalization of include file > + pass NULL for timezone pointer to gettimeofday() > + eliminate bad cast by copying to local variable > + use localtime_r if available > + Do not redefine memmove as an alias for memcpy > + Workaround GCC (< 4.3) bugs in gp_Mat, gp_XYZ, gp_Mat2d and gp_XY. > + Fix HashCode, it could segault when MMGT_OPT is not set to 1. > > Users who contributed to this release: > Denis Barbier, Thomas Paviot, Hugues Delorme, QbProg, > Matthew Dempsky, Massimo Del Fedele > > Enjoy, > Denis > > _______________________________________________ > Pythonocc-users mailing list > Pythonocc-users@gna.org > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users > > _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
