Yes, I just noticed, thanks, i will do my best ...yorik wrote: Roland, I upgraded you as proofreader, you can now mark translations as approved. Werner is admin already.
If anyone else wants to help with proofreading, just tell me!
Roland
Yes, I just noticed, thanks, i will do my best ...yorik wrote: Roland, I upgraded you as proofreader, you can now mark translations as approved. Werner is admin already.
If anyone else wants to help with proofreading, just tell me!
I'm using Ubuntu 15.10 and interested in said "assembly branch". My searches for it got me here, is there a wiki page that someone can point me to get me started on where to get it and try it out?eivindkvedalen wrote:The assembly branch does not compile on 12.04 LTS; I've used it up until this weekend, and compiling the assembly branch was my main reason for upgrading...wmayer wrote:I have never tried the new Assembly or PartDesign branch and I have no clue about the C++11 or C++14 capabilities of gcc in Ubuntu 12.04. However, as long as this is a supported platform we have to make sure that FreeCAD code compiles on it.Werner did you ever succeed in compiling c++11 in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS? I remember that we both attempted this a long time ago when we were trying to compile the Assembly branch FreeCAD, and I never succeeded on 12.04, I only succeed on 14.04.
Eivind
Your are right, of course, it was a combination of Juergen, Ickby, Tanderson and some others ...so I confused you in my memory with a whole group of people, quite a compliment when you think about it... But seriously here is a link to where we were talking about the different flag needed to get GCC to compile it on 12.04, I don't think I every succeeded with compiling a c++11 version on 12.04wmayer wrote:I have never tried the new Assembly or PartDesign branch and I have no clue about the C++11 or C++14 capabilities of gcc in Ubuntu 12.04. However, as long as this is a supported platform we have to make sure that FreeCAD code compiles on it.Werner did you ever succeed in compiling c++11 in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS? I remember that we both attempted this a long time ago when we were trying to compile the Assembly branch FreeCAD, and I never succeeded on 12.04, I only succeed on 14.04.
Yes that it a good point, when I wrote that I was thinking that 16.04 is due soon so hence was thinking 12.04 would then be obsolete being 2 lts versions old, but I was forgetting that they support 12.04 for 5 years hence until April 2017.wmayer wrote:Soon is relative. This version will be maintained until end of April 2017 which is still more than a year.Which is soon to be end of support ie an obsolete distribution version.
I still have Kubuntu 12.04 64bit on one machine so I can test things related to 12.04. Have you determined that it is impossible ...or do you mean it did not by default and you gave up trying to get it to compile? Also do you know if PartDesign next has exactly the same problem as Assembly? I can download whichever branch you suggest and have a go compiling it on my 12.04 machine tomorrow ...if you like and if you are not certain it is a lost cause?eivindkvedalen wrote:The assembly branch does not compile on 12.04 LTS; I've used it up until this weekend, and compiling the assembly branch was my main reason for upgrading...wmayer wrote:I have never tried the new Assembly or PartDesign branch and I have no clue about the C++11 or C++14 capabilities of gcc in Ubuntu 12.04. However, as long as this is a supported platform we have to make sure that FreeCAD code compiles on it.Werner did you ever succeed in compiling c++11 in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS? I remember that we both attempted this a long time ago when we were trying to compile the Assembly branch FreeCAD, and I never succeeded on 12.04, I only succeed on 14.04.
Eivind
Thanks for reminder, I have a smakk bug for you . Will post in a new thread.abdullah wrote:If there is any (new/known) issue with the Sketcher, I have some time available for FreeCAD again.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13772abdullah wrote:If there is any (new/known) issue with the Sketcher, I have some time available for FreeCAD again.