Hi, Thomas:
Thanks! That info helps.
Cheers,
*Steven F. Zalek*
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On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 9:53 AM, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> 2014-04-17 15:18 GMT+02:00 Steven Zalek :
>
>> Hi, Mark:
>>
>> I like your approach. I'd li
2014-04-17 15:18 GMT+02:00 Steven Zalek :
> Hi, Mark:
>
> I like your approach. I'd like to better understand its capabilities. I
> think it would work well for development, where a developer is trying to
> slowly port from one newly-improved library: e.g. OCE-0.1x to OCE-0.1y, etc.
>
> Would this
Hi, Mark:
I like your approach. I'd like to better understand its capabilities. I
think it would work well for development, where a developer is trying to
slowly port from one newly-improved library: e.g. OCE-0.1x to OCE-0.1y, etc.
Would this approach eliminate the need for the extra *.hxx files
[simpler way] glad to hear it.
If I succeed with your version combination (OCE 0.14 and
I could show you how I made nixos compile master and with oce-0.12
It basically is a set of "versions which should work" and a function (not
posted) turning this into build recipes.
set_git = rec {
I have recently worked through how to install multiple versions of OCE and
PythonOCC on a linux (Ubuntu; Xubuntu-13.10_x64) computer. It requires a
little more work (but not much) than a Mac OSX machine due to the way linux
resolves the shared library search path. The Mac OSX handles this is a
'sma
Success - finally
With this patch [1] I was able to install
https://github.com/tpaviot/oce/archive/OCE-0.12.tar.gz.
I've also seen that later versions this issue was fixed (they build
without problems).
smesh, geom, pythonocc compiled, and with some little hackery (TKOpenGL)
due to nixos
I never install oce to the default location (/usr/local) because it
replaces the current one. I use to compile/install OCE to
/Library/OCE/0.12, /Library/OCE/0.14, /Library/OCE/0.15 etc.
Then I compile/install pythonocc. In order to switch between pythonocc
versions, I just rename the one I want t
Thank you
Le 11 avr. 2014 à 15:07, Thomas Paviot a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Current pythonocc master compiles with oce-0.12.
>
> tp/oc-0.14 is an attempt to port pythonocc to oce-0.14
>
> Thomas
>
> 2014-04-11 12:17 GMT+02:00 Pierre Benjamin :
> Hello,
>
> With the last version of pythonOCC, what i
Thomas,
Do you have some hints on running 2 version of the OCE libs ( 0.12 / 0.14 )
in "parallel"?
Is it possible to switch between version, or do you simply have 2 sources
of OCE compiled, which you re-install before hacking ( on 0.14 in this
case )?
I'm curious if you have some tips...
-jelle
Hi,
Current pythonocc master compiles with oce-0.12.
tp/oc-0.14 is an attempt to port pythonocc to oce-0.14
Thomas
2014-04-11 12:17 GMT+02:00 Pierre Benjamin :
> Hello,
>
> With the last version of pythonOCC, what is the right version of OCE?
> With the last version of OCE, I can't compile due
With the last version of pythonOCC, what is the right version of OCE?
With the last version of OCE, I can’t compile due to a problem of
I totally agree that documenting the versions which are known "to work"
would
be incredible useful. Can I help doing so?
It took me quite a while, but was abl
Hello,
With the last version of pythonOCC, what is the right version of OCE?
With the last version of OCE, I can’t compile due to a problem of missing
header file.
Thanks
Pierre
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