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hsrai

Jul 10, 2011; 2:28am

Compiling instruction

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On page http://librecad.org/cms/home/get-involved.html link for "Compiling Instruction" is missing.

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davinder

Jul 13, 2011; 5:40am

Re: Compiling instruction

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According to me the compiling instruction is here for librecad
http://librecad.org/cms/home/from-source/linux.html
But can anybody tell me, if i want to enable some extra features which are disabled from default but included in software, then what should be the command or instruction for that?
Thanks in advance.

Rallaz

Jul 13, 2011; 7:00am

Re: Compiling instruction

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2011/7/13 davinder [via LibreCAD]
<[hidden email]>:
> According to me the compiling instruction is here for librecad
> http://librecad.org/cms/home/from-source/linux.html
> But can anybody tell me, if i want to enable some extra features which are
> disabled from default but included in software, then what should be the
> command or instruction for that?
> Thanks in advance.
>

If you want to activate the code between the tags
#ifdef RS_OPT_PYTHON
#endif

add in librecad.pro:
DEFINES += RS_OPT_PYTHON=1
INCLUDEPATH += pathToPithon/include

Rallaz

R. van Twisk

Jul 13, 2011; 11:54am

Re: Compiling instruction

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In reply to this post by davinder

David,

currently we don't have any feature that can be build by adding arguments to qmake or make.

We are (well Ralaz mostly is) on a plugin interface but that's not stable enough.

You can however, run the qmake and make magic in the plugins directory to build

the current supplied plugins for testing. However, this is not yet part of the general build.

Ries

On Jul 13, 2011, at 12:40 AM, davinder [via LibreCAD] wrote:

According to me the compiling instruction is here for librecad
http://librecad.org/cms/home/from-source/linux.html
But can anybody tell me, if i want to enable some extra features which are disabled from default but included in software, then what should be the command or instruction for that?
Thanks in advance.

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R. van Twisk

Jul 13, 2011; 11:55am

Re: Compiling instruction

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Rallaz,

have you been testing the python features within LibreCAD? Does that work?

Ries

On Jul 13, 2011, at 2:00 AM, rallazz [via LibreCAD] wrote:

2011/7/13 davinder [via LibreCAD]
<<a href="x-msg://1320/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=4581778&i=0" target="_top" rel="nofollow" link="external">[hidden email]>:
> According to me the compiling instruction is here for librecad
> http://librecad.org/cms/home/from-source/linux.html
> But can anybody tell me, if i want to enable some extra features which are
> disabled from default but included in software, then what should be the
> command or instruction for that?
> Thanks in advance.
>

If you want to activate the code between the tags
#ifdef RS_OPT_PYTHON
#endif

add in librecad.pro:
DEFINES += RS_OPT_PYTHON=1
INCLUDEPATH += pathToPithon/include

Rallaz

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Rallaz

Jul 13, 2011; 3:25pm

Re: Compiling instruction

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>have you been testing the python features within LibreCAD? Does that work?

Only a small compile-test

The rs_python require a python<3.0 and fail to compile
as rs_python.h says :
/**
* Python scripting support.
*
* OBSOLETE

For rs_simplepython adding in librecad.pro:

DEFINES += RS_OPT_SIMPLEPYTHON=1
INCLUDEPATH += /usr/include/python
LIBS += -L/usr/lib64/python/config -lpython2.6

It compile and link, but this is the most I've tried because only speak C/C++ and AutoLisp