no, please no manual copying. When compilation has finished, simple activate the build-env or better the host env with:
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conda activate <path to host_env/build_env>
no, please no manual copying. When compilation has finished, simple activate the build-env or better the host env with:
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conda activate <path to host_env/build_env>
but the build-env was removed automatic, when the build process is completed, I got only theselooo wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:10 amno, please no manual copying. When compilation has finished, simple activate the build-env or better the host env with:Code: Select all
conda activate <path to host_env/build_env>
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/Users/jia/miniconda3/conda-bld/freecad_1581648057967/_build_env
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cd ~/miniconda3/conda-bld/debug_1576320418146/work/
source build_env_setup.sh
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bash conda_build.sh
Thank you very much!looo wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:52 pm Ah sorry, somehow I assumed you are using "conda debug" instead of "conda build".
conda build creates a package, a collection of files which were installed by the build.sh script into the host-env. There are some options to not delete the build/host environment but I would suggest to use conda-debug instead. This tool create the host and build environment and once done prints commands how to activate the build environment (Actually it' activating the build-env on top of the host env).
The command should be similar to this:Once you have activated the build_env you are able to run the build-script:Code: Select all
cd ~/miniconda3/conda-bld/debug_1576320418146/work/ source build_env_setup.sh
This will run the build and installes freecad into the host_env which should be activated. Once it's ready you shoud be able to start freecad.Code: Select all
bash conda_build.sh
@jia is it possible for you to write a short summary how to build freecad with "conda debug". There are also others struggeling with this topic: