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Compilation issues due to Ceres version 2.0.0 #11
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Ok, I have tested it with Ceres version 1.12.0 and it compiles. I have proposed a minor modification of the README to make this more explicit to the users, see #12 . Now I have to cope with OpenCV issues, which is probably related to a version difference again. But I think this will be another easy fix. //EDIT: I have added OpenCV4 support in this PR #13. Kind regards. |
Hi, @GSORF. Thanks for your efforts on this issue. I will leave this issue open in case someone has the same problem. I just want to add that another solution to this problem is to build and test the whole project using docker, as shown here. By so the GVINS environment is totally isolated from your local one and everything should go smoothly. |
Using CXX flags as "std=c++14" will compile Ceres 2.0.0 |
Hello everyone,
I am getting compiler errors when Ceres functions are getting called. I suppose this is due to a version conflict. The README states that version 1.12.0 is used. However, the official instructions on http://ceres-solver.org/installation.html will install version 2.0.0. Is this the cause of my issue? In that case I would like to contribute by updating the README with clear instructions on how to install this specific version of Ceres.
Here is my terminal output which documents the compilation error:
Thank you for your time
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