1. DRAW-command.
2. Initial point (the center of found circle), which is found by standard algorithm, is precised in function PrecRoot(...). Correction is called, if and only if initial point is in tangent zone.
3. Handling of possible divergences and of possible exceptions in PrecRoot() function is added.
Test cases for issue CR24303
Removed warning of cppcheck on uninitialized class members for non-array cases
New additional compilation warnings on Windows platform from file OSD_Path.cxx were fixed
Warnings about wrong initialization removed
Added check for cone singularity point, modified isoline checks, deleted check along U and V in GeomLib::NormEstim.
Correction in sign in GeomLib::NormEstim.
unrelated changes: Unused unit OpenCL removed from UDLIST
All articles revised
README revised
comments are allowed in FILES.txt
Add gendoc.sh for Linux
Added option -s to set search engine of the HTML documents
Added 3rdparty_building docs for different platforms
help message removed from bat&sh scripts (left within tcl script)
tableofcontents added for all huge articles;
gendoc.bat doesn't change PATH variable
jpgs converted to pngs and unused pngs removed
logo displaying of pdf files fixed
Automatic detection of OCCT version number added to occtdoc.tcl
OCCT version within pdfs is got from Standard_Version.hxx; copyright changed
pdf generation process removes latex dir now
GIF images converted to PNG in technical_overview;
references fixed (incorrect reference to wok and cdl didn't touch; redundant latex option removed
Tutorial moved from Overview and made top level page
LICENSE.md moved from dox/overview to dox folder
Section related to OCCT building refactored and simplified.
WOK and CDL explicitly declared as deprecated.
On Windows with MSVC Tcl library is linked using #pragma statement instead of using project properties, to allow easy switch between Tcl versions. In gendoc.bat, tclsh.exe is called instead of tclsh86.exe, to avoid dependency on hard-coded Tcl version.
Tcl-dependent code (unused functions) removed from QABugs package.
building subsection introduced; wok moved to dev guides section;
Requirements and Installation sections were interchanged;
some Unicode characters removed from .md files; \DeclareUnicodeCharacter{00A0}{ } instruction added into refman file
images insertion rolled back to dual html,latex insertion; mainpage now is processed (index.tex);
surplus part of overview has been removed
foundation_classes.md and technical_overview.md updated;
Reviewed step, tobj, xde and partly iges; Corrections in other guides.
Overview installation and requirements changes updated
1. Instead of the tolerance value of the face the resolution of the surface of the face is used in
the Face Classifier algorithm to define the state of the 2d point relative to that face.
2. Replace the vertices involved in PostTreatFF (treatment of section edges) with their images
(new vertices created in PostTreatFF) in all pave blocks.
3. New value of the result in the test case boolean bsection L8.
Test cases for issue CR24286
Some corrections; test cases were added; coding standards in MFC samples & presentations
Request stencil buffer for Linux.
correct test cases; correct compilation errors
compilation warnings (gcc/Linux)
OpenCL is supported by CMake OCCT solution
3rdparty directory is changed to <occt root>
3rdparty seeking in additional places if 3rdparty dir isn't defined
The purpose of this functionality is to bring a basic ray-tracing solution to existing OCCT visualization toolkit (TKOpenGL).
Currently ray-tracing visualization core supports sharp shadows, specular reflections, transparency and adaptive anti-aliasing.
However, the basis for all ray-tracing algorithms is versatile, allowing you to add new ray-tracing features easily (such as ambient occlusion).
All ray-tracing computations are performed on the GPU using OpenCL framework, allowing real-time rendering performance.
It is important to note, that real-time ray-tracing is possible using high-performance GPUs with support of OpenCL 1.1 and higher (such as NVIDIA GeForce 660 or ATI/AMD Radeon 7850).
When using low-end GPUs (such as NVIDIA GeForce 640) the ray-tracing performance may slow down significantly.
Therefore, even with NVIDIA GeForce 640 you can render scenes with the millions of triangles. The support of OpenCL-enabled CPUs and integrated graphics cards is not guaranteed.
Fixed building by VS 2005 and VS 2013 (Express):
- macro _WIN32_WINNT defined in BOPCol_TBB.hxx for building with TBB on VS 2005
- compiler warnings specific for VS 2005 (vc8) fixed (explicit casts added in assignment expressions involving small integer types)
- definition of functions atanh, acosh, asinh is avoided for vc12 and later (they are provided by CRT in vc12)
- math constants (M_PI and similar) are defined by including math.h rather than by custom code
- misuse of stream operator << fixed in a few places
Eliminated ICC 14 warnings:
# 82: storage class is not first (e.g. "int static f()"
# 2621: attribute "dllexport" does not apply here (e.g. "Standard_EXPORT typedef int qqint;")
# 2415: variable "..." of static storage duration was declared but never referenced
# 111: statement is unreachable (usually "break" after "return" in cycles)
Overall revision of of CSharp sample code:
- Pure C++ project "OCC" deleted as unnecessary
- C++/CLI project "shell" renamed to OCCTProxy and refactored to implement all required interface to OCCT functionality.
- In About dialog, date corrected in Copyright statement
- CSharp files re-layouted with 2 spaces indentation
- ReadMe converted to MarkDown format and revised
- Generation of names of views refactored to avoid calling C++ level
- Project files corrected to run on 64-bit systems
- Batch scripts refactored to use OCCT default configuration
WPF front-end added to demonstrate usage of OCCT in WPF applications.
WPF sample was modified, operation Export has been fixed
Exception "Cannot create this file", which appeared by export to image format, has been corrected.
Option "Export image to .xwd" removed.
