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| Kip Ingram | 2006/07/23 09:52 | Hi. I'm trying to build OpenCASCADE 6.1.0 on my Fedora Core 5.0 system. I have gcc-4.1.1-1.fc5. The configuration utility (ros/configure) ran fine, but when I try to make I get the following error:
../../../drv/Dico/Dico_DictionaryOfInteger_0.cxx: In function 'Handle_Standard_Type& Dico_DictionaryOfInteger_Type_()':
../../../drv/Dico/Dico_DictionaryOfInteger_0.cxx:52: error: 'Standard_Transient_Type_' was not declared in this scope
make[3]: *** [Dico_DictionaryOfInteger_0.lo] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/kip/occ/ros/adm/make/TKernel'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/kip/occ/ros/adm/make'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/kip/occ/ros'
I have dual 64-bit Athlon processors.
My ultimate goal is to get IGES and STEP support in Netgen, which requires OpenCASCADE integration. I was able to install the OCC 6.1.0 binary package with no problem, but when I tried to link it into Netgen I got incompatible library errors. The Netgen developer thinks this is because my 64-bit Netgen installation won't work with 32-bit OCC libraries. So I thought if I built OCC from source I could get the 64-bit libraries. Is there an easier way anyone is aware of?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Best regards,
Kip Ingram
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| Jan Brüninghaus | 2006/07/23 23:49 | | Have you tried an older version of gcc? 4.1.1. ist very new. The C++ part of gcc is known to change a lot from version to version. So programms that worked with an older version might fail to compile with a newer one, since newer versions are more strict to the C++-standard. | |
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| Daniel Tourde - Caelae.se | 2006/08/31 23:41 | Hello,
I have the same problem here on an x86 gentoo box. I am also using gcc-4.1.1
Did you find any solution to the problem? | |
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| Kip Ingram | 2006/09/18 21:51 | Yes, an engineer at OpenCascade resolved the issue. Add -ffriend-injection and -fpermissive to the CXXFLAGS in the primary makefile. I did this earlier this morning and the build was successful. Now, however, I can't find my new libraries. It says that it put them under /usr/local/lib, but they are not there.
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| Austin Schuh | 2007/04/29 08:07 | Thanks for the information. I had trouble with this also. I had trouble figuring out where to put the flags you mentioned, and I thought that I would record what I did here to help others.
I edited "ros/configure", and in my version on line 1927, it said:
CXXFLAGS="$CXXFLAGS "
I added the flags that you suggested so that the line now said:
CXXFLAGS="$CXXFLAGS -ffriend-injection -fpermissive"
This worked nicely. | |
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| EH | 2007/05/04 01:44 | | To add to the statement above, this works well on a Core 2 Duo system running Ubuntu Feisty as well. | |
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| Gregor Veble | 2007/11/02 14:45 | | I encountered the same problem and the fix suggested works. Ubuntu 7.10. | |
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| Ralf Schneider | 2008/01/02 09:36 | I encountered the same problem trying to rebulid OpenCascade 6.2.0 under Fedora 7 (Moonshine) for x86_64.
The fix suggested also works here. | |
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| Andrey Babanin | 2008/02/20 07:33 | | This solution also helped to build OpenCascade 6.2 port on FreeBSD 7.0-RC1. | |
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