Hello,
It is getting better and better! First of all, a clean checkout
compiles without a problem (including SWIG wrapper creation).
As a first test to see if it works properly, I tried to run the
make_bottle.py example. No here I have a problem. It fails with the
infamous segmentation fault. I h
M. Nawijn a écrit :
> Hello Thomas,
>
> I did a fresh checkout and then used the setup.py procedure. At least
> one thing is re-assuring. It fails consistently
>
>
>
> swigging
> /home/nawijn/scratch/pythonOCC/src/SWIG_src_modular_linux_darwin/STEPControl.i
> to
> /home/nawijn/scratch/pythonOCC/s
Hello Thomas,
I did a fresh checkout and then used the setup.py procedure. At least
one thing is re-assuring. It fails consistently
swigging
/home/nawijn/scratch/pythonOCC/src/SWIG_src_modular_linux_darwin/STEPControl.i
to
/home/nawijn/scratch/pythonOCC/src/SWIG_src_modular_linux_darwin/STEPC
M. Nawijn a écrit :
> Hello Arthur,
>
Hi Marco,
> Currently, with setup.py, the SWIG generators are generated
> successfully. The compilation step however fails for me over the
> Interface_Check.hxx include file. I will post the exact message a
> little later (I send this message from a Wind
Hello Arthur,
Currently, with setup.py, the SWIG generators are generated
successfully. The compilation step however fails for me over the
Interface_Check.hxx include file. I will post the exact message a
little later (I send this message from a Windows machine).
It is a strange error though, sin
Doh, forgot the magic line. Type "source $CASROOT/env_DRAW.sh" to pull in those
variables before starting the interactive viewer.
Arthur
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Hi All,
Nice work indeed - we must be very close to another release. All the samples
work just fine here (Fedora 10, i386).
Marco, how far have you got? With the current revision (149) I only have to
edit
environment.py (setting OCC_INC and OCC_LIB), then run "setup.py build",
"setup.py insta
Nice work! Besides being "sexy" it also gives a better and clearer
presentation when shapes becomes more complex. I hope to show a
complex example in the near future (if I ever get pythonOCC compiled
on my Fedora box. This still keeps hunting me. Frustrating to see that
it compiles without a proble
