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The complete SLAM pipeline cannot be built #23
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Hello, |
Thank you for your answer. My question is cuda does not support it, but there is one question. Please help me. Full pyvoldor module loaded. |
I have installed pyDBoW3, but it cannot be loaded. |
Have you moved the binary file pyDBoW3.pyd to your workspace folder? |
Yes, I have put pyDBoW3. so in my workspace, but pyDBoW3 cannot be loaded. |
Can you remove the try catch segment in enable_loop_closure function, and let python print out the exact error message? |
I put demo After removing the enable loop closure function under py, no error occurs, but pyDBoW3 cannot be loaded. |
After I removed the enable loop closure function in demo.py, there was no error, but pyDBoW3 could not be loaded. |
Great to hear you having the system without loop closure running now. |
hello,I have the same error ImportError: /home/VOLDOR/demo/pyDBoW3.so: undefined symbol: _ZN2cv3MatC2Ev Looking forward to your response |
Thanks for reporting the problem. Seems building the full-pipeline has some common compatibility issue. I never met this under my clean ubuntu 18 environment. I will work on this when I have time. Meanwhile, you can first use VO-only, the performance (RPE) is actually very close. |
run python setup_linux_full.py build_ext -i,There is an error.
../../gpu-kernels/meanshift.cu:14:94: error: default template arguments may not be used in function templates without -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11
at kernel_var, float* d_o_weight, float* d_o_weighted_space, int N, int dims) {
Would you please help me.
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