C++ source code
This topic describes the open parts of the C++ source code available in this version
Third party open source
In the current version there are two major open source components used in DG Kernel. Both can be modified and recompiled to run with DG Kernel. They are Open Cascade Technology and Open Graphics Rendering Engine (Ogre)
Both components have minor modifications, without which DG Kernel will not work. The source code, projects and other related data required to build the componets are included in: DGKernel_6_0_ThirdPartySrc.zip available from the downloads page:
dynoinsight.com/ProDown.htm
The downloaded files are expected to be extracted into the DGKernel_6_0 installation folder.
The default DG Kernel location D:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\ should be the target folder for the zip extraction. The final directory structure has to have D:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\ThirdParty\ folder
The extracted directory contains KC_OCC folder. Please copy it to to DGKernel_6_0\KC\.
The included projects and solutions target Visual Studio 2013
Open Cascade Technology
This release is based on the OCCT v6.9.1.
Open solution D:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\ThirdParty\OCCT\adm\msvc\vc12\OCCT.sln and build Win32 or x64 Release configuration to obtain the new binaries.
The compiled target files will replace installed ones located in C:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\Bin and will have TK_*.dll names.
Ogre
The source code is based on v1.10 of Ogre. To build: Open solution C:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\ThirdParty\Ogre\Builds\OGRE.sln and build Release Win32 or x64 configuration.
The solution uses precompiled binaies for Ogre dependencies. They might need to be rebuild if your compiler version is different.
The solutions are located in C:\Projects\DGKernel_6_0\ThirdParty\Ogre\Ogre\Dependencies\src\
C++ interface of DG Kernel
C++ interface of DG Kernel is a collection of C++ declarations and related files, which allows
direct access to DG Kernel classes. It makes possible creation of custom objects and
other extensions of DG Kernel features. There is also significant functionality,
which becomes available, otherwise not exposed via the interface hierarchy.
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