Thanks a lot Yorik

Added #include <limits> to the offending file and the compilation completed

rebased my branch to latest ifcplusplus. Head compiles on Debian Buster :D https://github.com/berndhahnebach/ifcplusplus/commits/master https://github.com/ifcquery/ifcplusplus/commits/master Resurrecting this thread. I needed to look at some IFC files while in Linux (Fedora Rawhide) so I tried to c...

Curious how you even managed to get a build. Can you share the following?

The link to your build log is broken The spec file shows two interesting requirements: BuildRequires: Coin3-devel BuildRequires: qt5-devel Cmake doesn't expect the later when Building QT5. Cmake is also happy with Coin4-devel I am building against FreeCAD source (git) It would be interesting to see ...

I run Fedora Rawhide and I'm not getting this error
Can you share your configuration?

First of all, which is your Linux distribution, and which versions of Qt are you using? It seems there are some issues currently with the versions of Qt 5.14 and PySide that are included in Debian, but I don't know the details. Make sure you are following Compile on Linux. Fedora Linux (Rawhide) Qt...

I am building with the following configuration: ============== Summary report ============== -- Build type: -- Compiler: /usr/bin/c++ (10.0.1) -- Flags: -Wall -Wextra -Wno-write-strings -- Standard: Requires C++11 -- Python: [/usr/bin/python3.8] [.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu] -- PCL: not enabled -- ...

vocx wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 1:04 am As I said, the documentation needs more work because right now it isn't very clear where to start to learn about creating things in FreeCAD.

True. Its also kind of odd that FreeCAD's Python does not read the $PYTHONPATH variable. This page mentions the variable but nothing about accessing it

Found relevant information in another page (in a different section):
https://wiki.freecadweb.org/FeaturePython_Objects
The ordering of information in the docs may be confusing.

Hello somebody, I am looking at this page and wondering what it would look like to use Pyside instead. The examples are silent about the Python path accessible to FreeCAD. Attempting to import the modules on my path fail from within FreeCAD's interpreter; likewise , attempting to import FreeCAD modu...