It seems to be the same error: the OCC libs (-lTKernel etc.) are not passed
to the linker. It's because the setup.py script doesn't find those libraries
in the path (be sure the OCC_INC include path in environment.py is correct).
Best Regards,
Thomas
2009/11/19 Heath Matlock
> Right so, I need
Right so, I needed to edit environment.py
Any ideas for this new error:
http://pastebin.com/f20d979b6
A Google result brought up one of my pastes from September, too bad I
wasn't making copious notes on the installation at the time.
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On 11/18/09, Thomas Paviot w
2009/11/18 Heath Matlock
> On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 4:26 AM, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> > Hi Health,
> >
> > pythonOCC-0.3 is built by default with salomegeom support. First check
> that
> > your installation of salomegeom is ok. Otherwise, you can disable
> salomegeom
> > support by passing the -NO_
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 4:26 AM, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> Hi Health,
>
> pythonOCC-0.3 is built by default with salomegeom support. First check that
> your installation of salomegeom is ok. Otherwise, you can disable salomegeom
> support by passing the -NO_GEOM option at the command line:
> python s
Hi Health,
pythonOCC-0.3 is built by default with salomegeom support. First check that
your installation of salomegeom is ok. Otherwise, you can disable salomegeom
support by passing the -NO_GEOM option at the command line:
python setup.py build -NO_GEOM
A pythonocc debian package would really be
Oi, I'm creating a .deb for pythonocc, what follows is an error that
I'm not sure how to do deal with, suggestions?
You can skip all that and just look at the main error: /usr/bin/ld:
cannot find -lShHealOper but here it is in all its glory:
he...@togetic:~/pythonocc-debianization/pythonocc-0.3/s
