Closed zeynepkoyun closed 3 years ago
maybe you can try as this: ./enroll -l rsid -l rsid_c
the librsid.so and librsid_c.so file you can find in build dir after running sudo make install
@lmjieSCU Thanks for your answer, the files you mentioned were created when the compilation was complete but when I tried to run the sample code I got this error Now I'm looking again.
belki şöyle deneyebilirsiniz: ./enroll -l rsid -l rsid_c Hi @lmjieSCU Could I be using the above statement incorrectly? I'm trying to run it using the "g++ enroll.cc" command on Linux 16.04.
Please try the following:
Please try the following:
- Make sure your device is unpaired.
- Re-generate the solution with RSID_SECURE=0.
- Re-compile the enroll.c sample code. @benlev Thanks for your answer, I tried to do as per the above steps but I get the same error.
when you build the sample, you may need add some arguments.
-I dir Add the directory dir to the list of directories to be searched for header files during preprocessing. -Ldir Add directory dir to the list of directories to be searched for -l.
@zeynepkoyun Did you managed solve the issue ?
@alexk1976 @RealSenseCustomerSupport When I try to run enroll.cc I get the error "undefined reference to `RealSenseID::FaceAuthenticator::FaceAuthenticator()". I would be glad if you help.