JdeRobot
solves #122
Hi @sleep-404 , What if user has OpenCV 4.2.0-dev (hypothetically) installed alongside OpenCV 4.0, and 4.2.0-dev isn't supported at that time. I mean to say the latest available version may not be supported all the time. One should start search from minimum required version and then go above.
Actually that is exactly what it does.
The ASC tag returns versions starting from the least available version until the version condition is satisfied.
I had 3.6 installed along with 4.0, and the version loaded was 3.6 only.
Although you could test it once before merging , just to be sure.
Okay, great !!
Let me just test it, and then I will merge
On 27-Mar-2019, at 4:57 PM, Isshiki [email protected] wrote:
Actually that is exactly what it does. The ASC tag returns versions starting from the least available version until the version condition is satisfied. I had 3.6 installed along with 4.0, and the version loaded was 3.6 only. Although you could test it once before merging , just to be sure.
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Hi @sleep-404 , When OpenCV 4.1 and OpenCV 3.4 are installed side by side, it chooses 4.1 rather than 3.4. Is this the expected functionality ? Always try after deleting or cleaning your build directory, since find package generally caches previously found packages