2012/10/1 jelle feringa <jelleferi...@gmail.com> > > But, there is no such directory. Do I assume the INSTALL file is in error >> and >> proceed to the next step? >> > > This is awkard indeed. Is see that a newer version of GEOM > was committed than removed [1]. > Thomas, can you please comment on that? I think that the removal of GEOM > was perhaps unnecessary, but certainly insufficiently documented. > Finally, to be complete, at the moment we're reviewing a newer version of > GEOM / SMESH that was contributed by Mark Blome. > > -jelle > > [1] https://github.com/tpaviot/pythonocc/commits/jf/contrib/src/contrib >
Hi, geom-5.1.27 was removed from the pythonocc git repository, since it is redundant with Fotis' source code. You can download geom-5.1.2.7 here : http://sourceforge.net/projects/salomegeometry/files/salomegeometry/5.1.2_v7/ You're right, the INSTALL file of the master branch has to be updated. However smesh source code is still available in the pythonocc git since some smesh headers have to be renamed in order to be properly handled by the wrapper generator (I just realized that I lost the python script that automates this process, I have to find it and push to the repository). Since geom and smesh regularly evolve, maintaining the related source code is a tough work. So the rule I adopted is rather : if something required to run pythonocc is available somewhere, then go/download/install there. Otherwise, if any customization is required the code is hosted on the pythonocc repository. For instance, the modified geom and smesh contributed by Mark Blome will be uploaded to the pythonocc git repository since it's currently only available on Mark's HD and in my mailbox, which is not the easiest way to collaborate. Best Regards, Thomas
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