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pcl_sample_consensus error #6
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@ubuntuslave, try to run brew update first, your pcl formula is old. I switched the formula to vtk5 instead, vtk6 is too unstable (PointCloudLibrary/pcl#363 needs to be merged). |
I also tried these steps:
but the error persists. |
If you removed vtk6 you shouldn't be getting that error, /usr/local/include/vtk-6.0/vtkPolyDataAlgorithm.h shouldn't exist anymore. Is it the same exact error or a bit different? |
I've got the same error on my mac, was anybody able to solve this? |
@najlepsiwebdesigner, could you run it with the -vd flags and post the output here? |
I believe this should be closed as it is VTK6 related. |
kind off, the current formula should work with vtk5. I couldn't reproduce the bug =/ |
I think what happened is that both versions got installed or may be VTK-6 was not completely removed and cmake found the version 6 first. |
That's what I thought but I got no confirmation from @najlepsiwebdesigner and @ubuntuslave. I'm going to close this for now and wait for more feedback. |
I tried getting rid of VTK 6, and recompiling Qt from HEAD, but I'm still getting this issue:
Sorry for not having followed, I got a bit distracted by something else. Carlos |
@ubuntuslave, could you paste a bit more of the build log? You didn't include the actual error that made make fail. |
Hi, Francisco. Sorry for not being thorough, I thought pasting the entire build log was kind of annoying, but here it goes, just in case you're able pin point where the actual error occurs. I noticed some early errors mentioning Here is the entire log (stripped out the good things because of size issues in the post):
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The problem is that it can't find the OpenNi headers for some reason. Could you check that /usr/local/include/ni/XnOS.h exist? |
Thanks. Yes, Tap the openni formula:
In case it's necessary (libusb needs the universal flag):
Now try,
Install Sensor.
Install NITE.
Run sample for test: Connect a device to the PC and run a sample program.
Cheers! |
Weird, the dependency is there maybe homebrew doesn't tap it automatically =/ |
Yeah. I don't think it's tapping it at all. Carlos On Dec 6, 2013, at 2:30 PM, "Francisco Facioni" <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote: Weird, the dependency is there maybe homebrew doesn't tap it automatically =/ — |
I tried getting rid of VTK 6, and recompiling Qt from HEAD, but I'm still getting this issue:
Sorry for not having followed, I got a bit distracted by something else.
Carlos
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