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Segmentation Fault under ROS indigo + Ubuntu 14.04 Lts #54
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Could you run this in gdb and give me a backtrace? ( http://answers.ros.org/question/222530/running-rosrun-with-gdb/ is a tutorial on GDB, then run 'bt' once it crashes ) |
Hi @helenol
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Looks like a PCL issue. Could you try the solution here? http://answers.ros.org/question/194699/segmentation-fault-when-using-correspondencerejectorsampleconsensus/ (Remove 'std=-c++11' from the CMakeLists and try again). More info here: PointCloudLibrary/pcl#619 Looks like issue with PCL not being compiled with c++11 combined with a too-old version of boost. |
Thank you for your suggestion. I try to update pcl to version 1.80 but didn't help at first. So i try to restart the computer, i found ubuntu updater notify about new pcl header file so i click update. After restart i reinstall all dependency of volumetric_mapping it working now without remove 'std=c++11'. I don't know for sure how exactly solution for this. |
Okay great! Glad to hear the newer versions of PCL fixed this. :) |
Just a message for everyone has the same problem. I have uninstall the package through apt-get , compile from source |
Hello there!
I was unable to correctly run octomap_manager following the guidance. And my platform is under ROS indigo + Ubuntu 14.04 Lts.
When I run with "rosrun octomap_world octomap_manager", it crushed as "Segmentation fault (core dumped)".
Anyone who has ideas about this would be appreciated.
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