Hello NabilG,
I got to work. I have to run cmd as admin.
Thank you for your help.
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Thanks for the feedback. Note that you do not need to be administrator to install SALOME. It could well be this directory is not writable by users.
Hello NabilG,
Do you know which module/file that controls the tooltip of the HELO icon as shown below?
Hello NabilG,
I got it. It is in the SalomeApp.xml.in file.
-K
In addition to the SalomeApp.xml file, you can have a look at HELLOGUI.cxx and HELLO_msg_en.ts
but note that core implementation is done in GUI (you can build GUI and HELLO in debug mode and follow step by step what happens when clicking or hovering on the icon.
Great work done by SALOME developers.
Hi NabilG,
I used the same procedure to build and install GUI module but it doesn’t install the GUI module in W64 folder.
call SALOMEConfigTool.bat --application SALOME-9.12.0 --use-gitpub --products CONFIGURATION,GUI
call “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvarsall.bat” x64
SALOME-9.12.0\W64\Python\python.exe SAT\sat compile SALOME-9.12.0 -p GUI,CONFIGURATION --clean_all
Do I use above command lines or something different?
Any idea?
-K
You need to look at makeinstall script in LOGS/GUI/
and share the file .
Hi NabilG,
Attached is the makeinstall LOG file. I noticed it is looking for the cmake_install.cmake file in the wrong location.
Can you share which file sets this path?
“C:/Users/kevin.lam/Documents/S/SALOME-9.12.0/BUILD/GUI/doc/salome/gui/GUI”:
makeinstall.txt (302.9 KB)
-K
From the log file, the error says that you need to switch off documentation generation as read from makeinstall file. See this thread SF-1183.
In addition, it seems that the directory in which you installed SALOME leads to PATH variable length which is too long. You might experience PATH length issue at runtime.
You should use something like: C:\S
CMake Error at doc/salome/gui/cmake_install.cmake:40 (file):
file INSTALL cannot find
"C:/Users/kevin.lam/Documents/S/SALOME-9.12.0/BUILD/GUI/doc/salome/gui/GUI":
File exists.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
doc/salome/cmake_install.cmake:38 (include)
doc/cmake_install.cmake:37 (include)
cmake_install.cmake:83 (include)
After switching off documentation generation, I got the same error.
I also relocated Salome-9.12.0 project to C:\S folder.
makeinstall.txt (257.4 KB)
The cmake option needs to be set in default_win section of GUI.pyconf.
After properly switching off documentation generation, I still get the same error.
makeinstall.txt (257.4 KB)
Try removing BUILD/GUI then rerun compilation.
If it still fails share contents of GUI.pyconf
Note that you can switch documentation in CMakeLists.txt at root of GUI directly at this line:
CMakeLists.txt
After removing BUILD/GUI folders, it still fails.
Attached is the GUI.pyconf file.
GUI.pyconf.txt (8.8 KB)
This is weird. Can you share file LOGS\GUI\cmake as well as file SAT\data\local.pyconf
As a final suggestion, I would simply replace:
OPTION(SALOME_BUILD_DOC "Generate SALOME GUI documentation" ON)
with
OPTION(SALOME_BUILD_DOC "Generate SALOME GUI documentation" OFF)
in CMakeLists.txt file at root of GUI.
When disabled documentation generation directly from the CMakeLists.txt file, MAKE was not successfully compiled.
.
Attached are the cmake log and local.pyconf files by switching off -DSALOME_BUILD_DOC=OFF in GUI.pyconf.
cmake.txt (41.8 KB)
local.pyconf.txt (343 Bytes)
-K
Can you confirm that you compile GUI as it is , namely without any changes?
It is rather strange because the documentatìon generation should not occur since switched off.
I will try it on my side and get back to you.
Yes. I am compiling the GUI as is. No changes.
Hi NabilG,
Do you have a chance to compile the GUI module?
-K
Hi NabilG,
I was able to compile the GEOM module successfully but not the GUI.
-K