Hi,
You're right. Let's be as precise as possible. However, I absolutely
don't remember how I get OpenCascade running on my Ubuntu 8.04 box. The
best would be to rebuild everything from scratch.
I just uploaded my binary files to the page
http://www.pythonocc.org/Releases/Ubuntu_8_04/
- OCC63
Sorry, my bad on that Ubuntu link.
> "A wiki is better than no wiki". I'm not sure of that anymore.
I'd agree with that, but it will take a little time until we get all the
information together. Some serious regular checking would be a good idea
though.
We should also make a point of encouragi
Thanks for flagging the wiki problem (and to Jelle for fixing).
As others have said, the manual build is not too bad, and is definitely your
way
forward. Can I ask a favour? Once you get pythonOCC running on Ubuntu, could
you
add your knowledge to the wiki. I'd like to have a detailed list for
> I admit I trusted info that are written on the wiki and did not take
> (precious) time to check each entry. I agree with Jelle that having
> wrong info is worse than having no info at all. I remember an old
> discussion we had on the older pythonocc-ml, and someone said: "A wiki
> is better than
Jelle Feringa a écrit :
>> Thanks, Arthur -- it looks like the wiki needs to be revised: in the
>> "Install Linux" section, the Debian and Ubuntu paragraph has an Ubuntu
>> link that points to the Ubuntu packages for opencascade 6.2-7 -- this
>> is apparently unhelpful. (This is a typical problem
> Thanks, Arthur -- it looks like the wiki needs to be revised: in the
> "Install Linux" section, the Debian and Ubuntu paragraph has an Ubuntu
> link that points to the Ubuntu packages for opencascade 6.2-7 -- this
> is apparently unhelpful. (This is a typical problem for open source
> projects
Thanks, Arthur -- it looks like the wiki needs to be revised: in the
"Install Linux" section, the Debian and Ubuntu paragraph has an Ubuntu
link that points to the Ubuntu packages for opencascade 6.2-7 -- this
is apparently unhelpful. (This is a typical problem for open source
projects -- outdate
The wiki was pointing to the outdated lib that Stephen mentioned before.
Got rid of the link. Sorry for the inconvenience.
On Apr 30, 2009, at 10:03 PM, Arthur Magill wrote:
> Ah, there we have a problem, I think. You have installed OCC 6.2.7,
> but Thomas
> is wrapping OCC 6.3. I think that w
>
Hi Stephen, Arthur,
> Ah, there we have a problem, I think. You have installed OCC 6.2.7,
> but Thomas
> is wrapping OCC 6.3. I think that will do something odd. I'm not
> certain (Jelle,
> Thomas?), but I think you need to manually install OCC 6.3. Is there
> something
> like an unstable
Ah, there we have a problem, I think. You have installed OCC 6.2.7, but Thomas
is wrapping OCC 6.3. I think that will do something odd. I'm not certain
(Jelle,
Thomas?), but I think you need to manually install OCC 6.3. Is there something
like an unstable branch of Ubuntu that might have a more
Okay, I'll stick with setup.py for now. :)
I did set the OCC directories, as I was trying to follow the
hints supplied on the wiki -- I installed the Ubuntu OCC packages:
# dpkg -l | grep opencascade
ii libopencascade-dev 6.2-7ubuntu1
scons is very much WIP, setup.py is well polished.
perhaps you're OCC directory is not set correctly in enviroment.py
( look for OC_INC / OCC_LIB )
cheers,
-jelle
On Apr 30, 2009, at 6:42 PM, Stephen Waterbury wrote:
> I've tried both the setup.py and scons methods, and both fail.
> Is there
I've tried both the setup.py and scons methods, and both fail.
Is there currently a recommendation as to which one is better?
If so, I'll send the error messages I got from the preferred
method. :)
Steve
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