FreeCAD is an Open Source CAx RAD based on OpenCasCade, Qt and Python. It features some key concepts like macro recording, workbenches, ability to run as a server and dynamically loadable application extensions and it is designed to be platform independent.
Currently, FreeCAD can import and display CAD models in IGES, STEP, and BRep formats and meshes in STL, BMS, AST and Wavefront OBJ formats.
I am making an rpm of my shared library. In the .spec file, I am writing the normal install commands in %install part ,making some soft links, running ldconfig on %post and %postun. I am not building library in rpm because I already have compiled and stripped library with me.
So ive got some development library's in C (as in non standard) and ive no idea how to put them into the system permanently.
There is FreeCAD in the AUR, working on top of opencascade.See if it satisfies your needs. And btw, I have used Blender for constructing millimeter-precision models. It also has import modules for some common CAD programs. Regarding Blender rendering, the Yafaray renderer is said to make anything look very realistic and I've seen amazing things done with it.
I'm attempting to cross-compile my own shared library (libmystuff.so) against another shared library (libtheirstuff.so) that makes use of the libcurl shared library and am getting the following error:
libmystuff.so: No symbol version section for versioned symbol
'curl_global_init@@CURL_OPENSSL_3'
Which is then followed by:
final link failed: Nonrepresentable section on output.
Going through
Here is what I need to do? Wondering what platform is most suited - easy to understand and easy to code in. I may have to outsource it as this may be way above my skill level.
Some background:
I have access to some information databases and websites through my library. The way the databases and websites are accessed is by first loading a library webpage.
I am trying to compile the last development version of Yap Prolog in OSX (Mountain Lion). The first time I tried I saw this message:
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# ERROR: Could not find library archive (-larchive). Dropped
# library(archive).
I'm doing a 64-bit rewrite of some code I wrote that implements a novel approach to genetic algorithms that I want to turn into a shared library exclusive to Ubuntu using code::blocks/gcc.
I have successfully made the project using the shared library stationary and when I compile I get my .so file.
I'm having trouble "installing" a shared library I download online. The library name is run time access (http://www.runtimeaccess.com/).
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