Correction!
Is OCE a short for OpenCascade?
Thanks
I am using Debian and cmake found it for me.however wrote:How/where did you get it from?
Does this mean that the compile has finished successfully? If so, do I hit 'Generate' now? (not really comfortable with 'cmake-gui')prefix: /usr/local
datadir: data
docdir: doc
includedir: include
Boost version: 1.54.0
Found the following Boost libraries:
filesystem
program_options
regex
signals
system
thread
Found Xerces-C: /usr/lib/libxerces-c.so
PyCXX found:
Headers: /home/professor/slackpckgs/FreeCAD/0.14/free-cad-code/src
Sources: /home/professor/slackpckgs/FreeCAD/0.14/free-cad-code/src/CXX
-- OpenCASCADE include directory: (still markerd in red as an error)
-- OpenCASCADE shared libraries directory: (still markerd in red as an error)
libshiboken built for Release
-- matplotlib-1.1.1 has been found. (still markerd in red as an error)
Platform is 32-bit
Build type:
Coin3D doc is not installed
Configuring done
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Re: Compiling for Slackware 13.1 64-bit
Postby mpyusko » Tue May 10, 2011 12:43 pm
So I'm going to go out on a limb here and try
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./configure CXXFLAGS="-D_OCC64" --with-occ-include="/usr/include/OpenCASCADE" --with-occ-lib="/usr/share/OpenCASCADE"
it's running now.... we'll see what happens.
Edit: er, "compiling"
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-D OCC_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/OpenCASCADE
p.s.: I didnt create a build directory for the OCE package, so it's been configured and now building on the same source directory. When the make is finished, where would I find the install file? (i'm really not good with make, as usually I use ./config && make && make install)-- matplotlib-1.1.1 has been found
This is not error.one more thing that I don't seem to understand is the error line:
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locate OCEConfig.cmake
Nope!triplus wrote: locate OCEConfig.cmake
Does this command find OCEConfig.cmake file somewhere on your system?
Cmake-gui reports it as an error, hence marked in red. Can i ignore it?This is not error.
This is not error it is just (cmake-gui) telling you new configuration variables where found/added.Cmake-gui reports it as an error, hence marked in red. Can i ignore it?
I guess whatever you are getting from repositories is OLD and yes it will make sense to use latest OCE. I am guessing you are getting OCC from repositories and that is why the file is not there. Anyway yes why not after you compile OCE install it! I am just not sure what would be the best option. I would suggest for you to use checkinstall but on home page last news if from 2011 and there is special note for Slackware users:So. would this be the final indication that I need to install OCE?