Added preliminary installation and build instructions

[QbProg]

With my crappy english I've added an initial version of the build instructions for MSVC.
Also, added an initial stub for "usage" of OCE packages in MSVC.

I hope to get this in time for 0.3 , and I'll refine later the whole thing.

[tpaviot]

Did you find any location to host precompiled binaries of both OCE0.3/bundle ?

If needed, we can use the download area of the googlecode pythonocc project (http://code.google.com/p/pythonocc/downloads/list). I can also create a oce subdomain to the pythonocc.org website (http://oce.pythonocc.org), but I would prefer the first solution, better in terms of reliability and available bandwith.

[QbProg]

I can also create a specific project in google-code, like oce-packages

Yesterday I tryed to open a sourceforge account, but I stopped since
the terms required an OSI-approved license.

2011/5/27 tpaviot
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Did you find any location to host precompiled binaries of both OCE0.3/bundle ?

If needed, we can use the download area of the googlecode pythonocc project (http://code.google.com/p/pythonocc/downloads/list). I can also create a oce subdomain to the pythonocc.org website (http://oce.pythonocc.org), but I would prefer the first solution, better in terms of reliability and available bandwith.

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[tpaviot]

Absolutely, sf does not allow to host projects under 'exotic' licenses, and neither googlecode. Moreover, creating a specific sf or googlecode project would mean you're about to move all the project from github to sf/googlecode.

Maybe there's a way to add the binary files to the github repository and make them downloadable?

[dbarbier]

+1 for this merge request.
IMO we can write documentation directly into master to save time.

[tpaviot]

+1

[QbProg]

Surely we could add binaries to gitbub, in a dedicated repository. But then...
each time we pull we will have to download all the packages? :)

I could not find any project hosting that accepts binary-only packages.
What about using a host like http://www.mediafire.com/ ?

2011/5/27 tpaviot
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+1

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