missing include in file

[MaximBozek-M-ECS]

I am getting this error for the include of the depthai library:

main.cpp:9:10: In included file: 'nop/serializer.h' file not found
Serialization.hpp:9:10: error occurred here

any idea what I'm missing?

[MaximBozek-M-ECS]

Is it normal that I had to install an additional 5 libraries to get this (not even) working? Is this library usable?

now getting this error:

main.cpp:9:10: In included file: no member named 'Empty' in 'nop::EncodingByte'; did you mean 'QtPrivate::QContainerImplHelper::Empty'?
optional.hpp:57:54: error occurred here
qarraydata.h:350:28: 'QtPrivate::QContainerImplHelper::Empty' declared here

[moratom]

Hi @MaximBozek-M-ECS !

Can you share a bit more information on how you're trying to install the library (platform, as a subdirectory or an install, ...)? libnop is a public dependancy, so it's expected that it has to get installed alongside the DepthAI.

[MaximBozek-M-ECS]

For context, I am trying to add this to an existing app made by me which I created in Qt 5.15. Qt Creator is running on a debain VM. The app consist of a C++ backend and a qml frontend. These are the steps I went through:

1. I git cloned the HTTPS link

2. I then followed the building instructions, these are all commands I carried out:

git submodule update --init --recursive
cmake -S. -Bbuild -D'BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON'
cmake --build build

3. With this, I still had to manually add: libnop, nlohmann/json, XLink and optional. After doing this, I still had errors like:

main.cpp:9:10: In included file: no member named 'Empty' in 'nop::EncodingByte'; did you mean 'QtPrivate::QContainerImplHelper::Empty'?
optional.hpp:57:54: error occurred here
qarraydata.h:350:28: 'QtPrivate::QContainerImplHelper::Empty' declared here

[moratom]

@MaximBozek-M-ECS this is not expected at all, can you share the whole logs or ideally an example where this happen that is dockerized so our team can take a look and help you out?

We fetch all the dependanices with Hunter, so these should be resolved by our own library.

[moratom]

From the logs, it seems like you're missing our public dependanices headers in your main.cpp file when compiling.

You can see this for an example on how to use library with adding add_subdirectory https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-core-example or install the library with DEPTHAI_INSTALL=ON during configure time.