Simone Gasparini
Simone Gasparini
> I just tested the detection application from the code itself, however there seems to bee some boost issue. Could this be related to the CUDA issue? No it is...
can you `ldd detection` and then `ldd libCCTag.so` to see if it is linked to cuda?
Try to modify `src/CMakeLists.txt` and add right before line [182](https://github.com/alicevision/CCTag/blob/develop/src/CMakeLists.txt#L182) ```cmake target_compile_definitions(CCTag PUBLIC CCTAG_WITH_CUDA) ``` Add the same for the detection target in its cmakelists ```cmake target_compile_definitions(detection PUBLIC CCTAG_WITH_CUDA) ```...
Please copy/padte the compilation error output here, that would be useful. And if I understand correctly, you installed cctag with vcpkg and you are trying to compile the detection example...
try to add ```c++ #include ``` among the includes at the beginning. That's where `id_reliable` is defined. Also, try to use `cctag::status::id_reliable` if necessary.
Hi, sorry I don't have any machine to test it. I run it through codespace though, using the latest develop and everything seems to be in order: ``` # NOTE:...
Just to be sure, I recompiled without CUDA and ran it, and I got the same result as before.
Cool! Maybe add a README to explain how to maintain it. E.g. why liblemon and swig are included and so on. Just so there is a minimum doc on how...
can you post what's in `/home/me/Documents/build/CCTag/build/Testing/Temporary/LastTest.log`
@griwodz Do you think we can merge it?