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install_dependencies.sh fails with following error message #44
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Es fehlt die Class loader lib |
Ja, ist das nicht eine "Dependency", die durch "install_dependencies" installiert werden sollte? |
This does not happen on the CI and also not on my pc. I'll fix it :) |
Weird... Awesome! 👍 |
class loader is a apt package on ubuntu: apt install libclass-loader-dev |
True, but doesn't |
I mean, |
That's what autoproj does, we cannot cover all the system dependencies for all the distributions, btw. the Readme tells you what packages to install on ubuntu: https://github.com/envire/envire-envire_core/blob/master/README.asciidoc#standalone-installation |
Right now the install script does not cover system dependencies. That could be changed, however :) |
Okay, I've manually installed
The allegedly missing libraries are definitely there. What irritates me however is the colon right in front of the path. |
I've made sure all system dependencies not installed by |
Just tested in a clean docker ubuntu:18_04 image and it worked. The missing Part in the Readme is that install_dependencies.sh generated a env.sh script which ghas to be sourced in order to find the custom build dependencies |
I have Ubuntu 16.04. Is that a problem? |
on 16.04 the pkg-config file of class_loader seems to be broken: In remove all ":" from the -l statements
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we could also add class_loader to the install_dependencies script:
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Is this still relevant? |
In the sense that ubuntu 16.04's class_loader's pkgconfig.pc is still broken, yes. |
Just tripping over this again. Could the bug be fixed automatically by the |
I now get the following error message during installation of dependencies:
Is Boost 1.58 too old?
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