> Here is my cleaner, but incomplete (no gui) set of install
> insructions.
>
> http://www.pythonocc.org/wiki/index.php/OS_X_Installation_Instructions_using_Macports_as_much_as_possible
>
> If someone else thinks it's an improvement on the current state of the
> old version, promote it to the mai
> I didn't try again with Linux, but slept on the problem, and figured
> out that my active python installation on os x was looking in the
> wrong directory. I added a symlink to the correct directory as a hint
> for macports users. I'm working on condensed set of install
> instructions for the c
> Please do post some notes on the wiki, when you get a chance. I
> took a
> quick shot at setting it up on my Mac, but ran out of steam with the
> wxGtk install. I might try again this coming weekend on my Ubuntu
> machine.
Ai, guys I'm really sorry about the wxGTK hickup...
Its seems a *ma
Here is my cleaner, but incomplete (no gui) set of install insructions.
http://www.pythonocc.org/wiki/index.php/OS_X_Installation_Instructions_using_Macports_as_much_as_possible
If someone else thinks it's an improvement on the current state of the
old version, promote it to the main set of insta
Hi Drew,
Please do post some notes on the wiki, when you get a chance. I took a
quick shot at setting it up on my Mac, but ran out of steam with the
wxGtk install. I might try again this coming weekend on my Ubuntu machine.
Thanks,
Dan
Andrew Wagner wrote:
> Hi Arthur-
>
> I didn't try again
Hi Arthur-
I didn't try again with Linux, but slept on the problem, and figured
out that my active python installation on os x was looking in the
wrong directory. I added a symlink to the correct directory as a hint
for macports users. I'm working on condensed set of install
instructions
Hi Drew,
No problem, sort out the PhD stuff and come back when you have some free
time. The PhD density around here seems pretty high! I finished mine a
couple of years ago (very much fun, but I was also very happy to finish
it - but enjoy the road).
Sounds like OCC itself is probably there, w
Hi Drew,
I had the same problem too (checking for gcc... no!) first time I tried to
compile. Actually I had tried to follow an "install on debian" paragraph on
the pythonOCC wiki, which told not to use setup.py but directly invoke
scons... That never worked for me, and after that somehow my whole p
Hi Drew,
You can try the distutils based building system:
cd pythonOCC/src
python setup.py build install
You first have to hack the environment.py script: the build system has to know
the location of your OpenCascade installation.
The scons build script is quite experimental. As you say, the i
> Thanks a lot for your offer to help! I'm preparing for my Ph.D.
> prelim, so it might be a few weeks until I get a chance to get back to
> my hobbies. OpenCascade installed without throwing any errors or
> warnings on both mac os x and debian.
Great! Good to hear you're making progress.
Welcom
Hi Arthur!
Thanks a lot for your offer to help! I'm preparing for my Ph.D.
prelim, so it might be a few weeks until I get a chance to get back to
my hobbies. OpenCascade installed without throwing any errors or
warnings on both mac os x and debian.
cat /etc/debian_version returns 5.0.1
T
Hi Drew,
I had the same thoughts when I first saw the OCC interface! I'm also
learning Python, main triggered by this project.
I won't be much help for OSX (Jelle's your man), but I might be able to
help get you running on Debian. Could you tell us what you've tried? Did
OpenCASACDE itself ins
Andrew Wagner a écrit :
> Hello-
>
Hello Andrew, and welcome to this list.
> In my spare time I work on plans for an open hardware digital keyboard
> over at diykeyboard.org. I initially wrote off open cascade because
> the API is intimidatingly large, and I didn't want to do have to code
> C
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