Closed stefanp88 closed 3 years ago
You have misconfigured CMake cache, dump them and start fresh CMake build - or use alica-vision@AUR
[Out of scope question] @bartoszek Is it possible to compile AliceVision without magma (and so without CUDA)?
@chazanov I think it is. You can deisable UncertaintyTE
library and drop magma
. Than you just disable cuda in alice-vision
and it should work fine.
Please test if this PKGBUILD
works on your system, I will incorporate those changes to AUR repository.
git clone -b no-cuda https://github.com/bartoszek/AUR-alice-vision.git
cd AUR-alice-vision
makepkg -sri
@bartoszek Works perfectly, thanks! Do you know why AliceVision needs openblas-lapack and is not OK with Arch's lapack / openblas / cblas combo?
@chazanov You have a point there, it should be up to the user to decide which implementation of math libs to choice (openblas, atlas, straight lapack+black+cblas) :thinking: will change this as soon as I appropriate no-cuda
branch for AUR
deployment.
@chazanov Just pushed new version to AUR (without popping pkgrel
for now, to postpone rebuild in case of an issue) which separates all libraries and allow user to choice witch one to build against. You can use one of DISABLE_CUDA=1
DISABLE_POPSIFT=1
and DISABLE_UTE=1
to restric build scope ( DISABLE_CUDA=1
also disable popsift and ute ). It also abstract blas/lapack/cblas
providers so no longer depends on openblas-lapack
.
Could you test it, and report if it works for you :wink:
Stumbled upon this due to a gflags issue on another AUR package.
You probably do not want to use the openblas package in community and use one of the openblas-lapack due to a crippling bug in packaging that generates wrong matrix multiplication result on float64 (at the very least): https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/63054
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Ceres install /usr/include/ceres/ceres.h
I've uninstalled ceres again and tried to install meshroom again hoping it would see it as dependency and install which it did but it's still complaining about not being found. Do I have to edit something?