- Added automated migration scripts for handle syntax, standard types, and macros
- Deprecated legacy `Standard_*` types and macros in favor of native C++ equivalents
- Introduced modern `occ` namespace with template-based type checking helpers
- Enhanced NCollection macros to support variadic arguments for complex template types- Added automated migration scripts for handle syntax, standard types, and macros
- Deprecated legacy `Standard_*` types and macros in favor of native C++ equivalents
- Introduced modern `occ` namespace with template-based type checking helpers
- Enhanced NCollection macros to support variadic arguments for complex template types
Majority of functions now simply call same functions from std namespace.
Functions that duplicate std namespace functionality are declared
deprecated.
Calls of deprecated functions are replaced with std functions calls.
- Standardized spacing in documentation comments by removing extra spaces between words
- Fixed inconsistent line breaks in multi-line comment blocks
- Corrected minor spelling/grammar issues (e.g., "follow" → "follows", "form" → "from")
- Standardizes comment formatting by replacing detailed comment blocks with a uniform "//=================================================================================================" separator
- Removes redundant "function:" and "purpose:" fields that often contained minimal or no useful information
- Maintains code functionality while improving visual consistency across the codebase
Reorganizing structure to have Module/TK/Package/FILES structure.
New structure reflect the structure inside IDE.
Migrate FILES, PACKAGES, EXTRLIB to CMake version to handle changes on updates.
No changes were done to installation layout, all installation result keep as before.
The migration was done using python script, see PR, which refactor automatically the structure.
Updated doc generation to have valid path to modules, toolkits and packages.
In case of PR into new version, IR-790 can be used as a target for the previous version.
