2013/12/20 Doug Blanding <dbland...@gmail.com> > I have been happily using pyOCC on my Windows7 desktop and had no idea how > difficult it was going to be to install it on the MacBook Pro. Holy smokes! > I’ve been working on this for days and still haven’t got it. I am using > python 2.7.5. I have been able to install most of the required s/w using > the configure/make/install compilation process. I am following the > instructions posted at > https://github.com/tpaviot/pythonocc/blob/master/INSTALL and am not able > to get all the way through it. I installed cmake from a .dmg file but the > install didn’t go to completion. the cmake-gui command doesn’t work but the > cmake command launches the gui. When I launch the cmake gui, it asks me > where the OCE include and lib directories are. I installed OCE but have no > idea where these directories are. any advice? > > -Doug > > Hi Doug,
I moved up to Maverick as soon it was released. Can you please tell me which step fails in the instruction ? Which cmake version did you download/install ? I can't remember any issue with cmake and cmake-gui. OCE libraries are installed by default to /usr/local/lib and include to /usr/local/include/oce (which is the default setting for pyocc CMakeList). If you downloaded precompiled binaries, the might be in /Library/OCE/0.12/lib and /Library/OCE/0.12/include/oce. Thomas
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