Patrik Huber
Patrik Huber
Hi Christoph, Just wanted to let you know that I still have your PR(s) on my todo list. Things are quite busy currently but I should get to it within...
Hi Christoph, You're not bothering at all. I apologise that this is taking so long. I have it on my to do list but haven't managed to get to it...
Hi, Thanks a lot for the report! I'll try and fix this in one of the next versions. Best wishes, Patrik
I had a feeling that I've seen this before, couldn't find it in any past issue but I am quite sure. For some reason, clang doesn't like `glm::precision P =...
Thank you for checking! I don't know why line 400 would work - perhaps that template is not instantiated, whereas the other one is? I'm leaving this issue open, I...
Hi David, Thanks a lot for these suggestions. It's always good to hear about problems that users are encountering. I am currently quite busy but will certainly take in the...
> dlib's facial landmark detector already uses the 68 point ibug landmark format In my opinion that's pretty self-explanatory. It should also be documented on dlib's pages or in their...
> "You can generate the pts landmarks file by using dlib's facial landmark detection, for example" I see! I think that's indeed a very good suggestion, thank you very much....
Python bindings: "ImportError: arg(): could not convert default argument into a Python object [...]"
Hi, Hmm, I remember getting this exact error a few weeks ago with a different module, actually. I don't remember what the solution was though, but I do remember that...
Python bindings: "ImportError: arg(): could not convert default argument into a Python object [...]"
@huntkao Interesting! What was the previous gcc version that you used that didn't work? Another idea I had was to completely remove the build directory, and then rebuild with `CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD=17`....