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Re: How to install Player from SVN source...

by Geoff Biggs :: Rate this Message:

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None of the items in CMake_Todo.txt are major or will prevent Player
from compiling correctly.

I suggest you perform a clean checkout of svn, then follow the
instructions in the README and INSTALL files.

Geoff

jiapei100 wrote:

>
>
> Yup, you are totally right.
>
> After I configured by "ccmake ." and then "make"
>
> I got the following errors.
>
> So, can you help to expain why it is so? I did find there is a
> CMake_Todo.txt file, which seems to summarize the defects of the current
> version of player. I doubt that the current SVN version is really able to be
> correctly compiled.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
> Best Regards
> JIA
>
>
> Assembler messages:
> Fatal error: can't create CMakeFiles/playererror.dir/error.o: No such file
> or directory
> make[2]: *** [libplayercore/CMakeFiles/playererror.dir/error.o] Error 1
> make[1]: *** [libplayercore/CMakeFiles/playererror.dir/all] Error 2
> make: *** [all] Error 2
>
>
>
>
>
> gbiggs wrote:
>> That output is from the old autotools configure script. If you're using
>> Player SVN trunk, then you shouldn't be able to get that at all, as the
>> autotools scripts have been completely removed. Is your check out of
>> trunk clean, or are you actually using the Player 2.1 branch (which is
>> still using autotools). There are instructions in the wiki on how to
>> build the trunk version of Player.
>>
>> To answer your question, those are the drivers that it won't build
>> because one or more requirements are not met. Unless you need one of
>> those drivers, you don't have to do anything. If you do need one of
>> them, you should fix the dependency of it, then re-run configure.
>>
>> Geoff
>>
>> jiapei100 wrote:
>>> It seems the current player SVN is based on cmake, right?
>>>
>>> After a feasible configuration, what I've got is:
>>>
>>>
>>> The following device drivers will NOT be included:
>>> - alsa -- disabled by default; use --enable-alsa to enable
>>> - amtecM5 -- couldn't find (at least one of) Device.h
>>> - artoolkitplus -- couldn't find required package artoolkitplus >= 2.1
>>> - chatterbox -- disabled by default; use --enable-chatterbox to enable
>>> - garcia -- disabled by default; use --enable-garcia to enable
>>> - gbxsickacfr -- disabled by default; use --enable-gbxsickacfr to enable
>>> - isense -- couldn't find (at least one of) isense/isense.h
>>> - lasertoranger -- disabled by default; use --enable-lasertoranger to
>>> enable
>>> - lifomcom -- disabled by default; use --enable-lifomcom to enable
>>> - linuxwifi -- couldn't find (at least one of) linux/wireless.h
>>> - mixer -- disabled by default; use --enable-mixer to enable
>>> - nomad -- disabled by default; use --enable-nomad to enable
>>> - phidgetRFID -- couldn't find (at least one of) phidget.h
>>> - phidgetIFK -- couldn't find (at least one of) phidget.h
>>> - rcore_xbridge -- couldn't find (at least one of) libparticle.h
>>> - reb -- disabled by default; use --enable-reb to enable
>>> - robotino -- couldn't find (at least one of) robotinocom.h xtimer.h
>>> xthread.h
>>> - segwayrmp -- disabled by default; use --enable-segwayrmp to enable
>>> - service_adv_mdns -- disabled by default; use --enable-service_adv_mdns
>>> to
>>> enable
>>> - sphinx2 -- disabled by default; use --enable-sphinx2 to enable
>>> - sonartoranger -- disabled by default; use --enable-sonartoranger to
>>> enable
>>> - sr3000 -- couldn't find (at least one of) libusbSR.h
>>> - urg_nz -- disabled by default; use --enable-urg_nz to enable
>>>
>>>
>>>  Anybody help to explain what's happening here? and what should I do to
>>> remove those "couldn't" in the above?
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