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Missing Files #1

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WolfieWerewolf opened this issue Mar 1, 2018 · 7 comments
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Missing Files #1

WolfieWerewolf opened this issue Mar 1, 2018 · 7 comments

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@WolfieWerewolf
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Hi... this looks like an interesting project; I would like to take a closer look but I'm wondering if maybe you haven't pushed all your recent changes to this repo? If you take a fresh clone and follow your build instructions (prebuilt etc) does it build for you?

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zhanggyb commented Mar 1, 2018

Hi @WolfieWerewolf , I just tried on a fresh clone, it passed. Did you fail to build the source? Could you please tell me more details? (Which distribution you are using, the error message etc.)

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Hi, thanks for the quick response. I'm using Debian. So when I attempted to run /scripts/install-dependencies.sh it complained that my distro was not supported so I modified it to include Debian and it ran and installed all the deb versions of the required packages.
I created build under the project root
Copied the prebuilt into build
from inside build cmake ..
I get this error:
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If I add a default constructor to String that doesn't take any args it gets a bit further but then complains about missing methods in Callback... this is why I wondered if all the source was up to date..
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@WolfieWerewolf
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Debian 9 BTW

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ok actually... that was a clone that was not up to date.. if I pull the latest I get this:
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I re-ran the script just to be sure, from the latest pull.

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zhanggyb commented Mar 2, 2018

Hi @WolfieWerewolf , you need to install dev package of libv4l, in Fedora the package name is libv4l-devel, find and install the corresponding deb package in your Debian. I'm recently programming initial webcam support. I'll add the package name in the install_dependencies.sh in next commit.

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