Closed m-tartari closed 3 years ago
The problem was caused by the absence of MAT File I/O Library. It was solved by downloading the package from https://sourceforge.net/projects/matio/ then unzipping it and installing it:
$ cd matio-1.5.19
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make check
$ sudo make install
It would be useful to add a note in the documentation.
Hi @m-tartari, thanks for the feedback on the above.
To solve the issue you will need to install the following system dependency:
sudo apt-get install libmatio-dev
We have to find a way to do this automatically and you will see some open issues on this matter.
@m-tartari we basically wrote at the same time: we are refactoring the way the debian are shipped to the user.
In the past the gdebi
command would install automatically the system dependencies, now we are testing a docker based solution which seems pretty stable, but not yet fully documented.
Anyhow you should be able to use the apt install command for libmatio-dev.
Thanks for the feedback!
To solve the issue you will need to install the following system dependency:
sudo apt-get install libmatio-dev
@m-tartari if you can check also the above solution and in case of success close this issue, I will open another one strictly related to the debian generation and the setup for the system dependencies.
Thanks again!
@liesrock Thank you, it seems to all work correctly
OS: Ubuntu 18.04
I've downloaded Xbot 2.0-devel-core-updated bionic-latest.tar.xz, extracted it, and installed it with the provided
install.sh
. I put here the steps (from the very beginning) of what I have done to install xbot2_examplesWhen I configure it (
c
), I get the following warningI ignore it (
e
) and I set:I configure again (I get and ignore the warning a second time) then generate and exit (
g
). I then proceed to do amake -j install
which encounters a fatal failure