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Install occt folder now can contain several occt configurations - custom.bat/sh was added to include specific (for each occt config) custom.bat/sh files - specific custom.bat/sh is added for each configuration (e.g., custom_vc9_win32_d.bat), generated by cmake and included within custom.bat/sh - draw.bat has three argument, e.g., vc9 win32 debug (as occt behavior) - sample.bat has one or four arguments, e.g., sample_name vc8 win64 release - PATH is not changed. DRAWEXE.exe is called from specific folder patched custom.[bat/sh].[main/in] files have higher priority than origin ones Documentation was updated to describe new features of CMake Seeking process of OpenCL include folder was fixed
MFC samples
- Description of the tree structure:
|
|-- 01_Geometry
|-- 02_Modeling
|-- 03_Viewer2d
|-- 04_Viewer3d Projects and sources of samples
|-- 05_ImportExport
|-- 06_Ocaf
|-- 07_Triangulation
|-- 08_HLR
|-- 09_Animation
|-- 10_Convert
|
|-- All-vc"number".sln Auxilary utility project. It depends on all other sample
| projects, so when rebuilded it rebuilds all samples and
| mfcsample library.
|
|-- Common Common source and header files for samples and
| dynamic-link library mfcsample.dll.
|
|-- Data Data files.
|
|-- mfcsample Project for mfcsample.dll. This library is used by all
| samples. It contains basic funcionality that commonly
| needed in every OCC sample.
|
|
|-- env.bat This file is called from msvc.bat.
- Launching Open CASCADE Technology samples:
To run the Open CASCADE Technology samples:
execute run.bat [vc8|vc9|vc10] [win32|win64] [Release|Debug] [SampleName]
To run the Animation sample:
execute run.bat vc8 win32 Debug Animation
- Modifying and rebuilding samples:
You can modify, compile and launch all sample projects in MS Visual C++ at once:
execute msvc.bat [vc8|vc9|vc10] [win32|win64] [Release|Debug]
To run all sample projects in MS Visual C++ at once:
execute msvc.bat vc8 win32 Debug
Note: make sure your PATH environment variable contains a directory, msdev.exe is located in.