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Compilation issues #1

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ca6samsuang opened this issue Feb 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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Compilation issues #1

ca6samsuang opened this issue Feb 4, 2020 · 2 comments

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@ca6samsuang
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I have various problems in compiling this tool
All of them relate to DGtal
So please tell me the version numbers you used to compile this tool
especially boost,DGtal,cmake,eigen,ubuntu

Please give me a list like:
boost = 1.XX
DGtal = x.xx


Thank you very much


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fgrelard commented Feb 4, 2020

Hi @ca6samsuang,

DGtal recently enforced stricter type conversion rules, see e.g. PR #1345 which fixes PointVector implicit conversions.
I fixed my code accordingly in commit 322f449. Please update your local repository, and let me know if compilation succeeds. If not, attach the errors which occur and the versions of your libraries.

For future reference, here are the versions of the libraries I am using on Ubuntu 18.04:

  • DGtal =1.1
  • boost = 1.65.1
  • Eigen = 3.3.4-4
  • QGLViewer =2.6.3 with Qt5
  • ITK= 5.0 (Optional)

The following versions of these libraries should work on Ubuntu >= 14.04 (see README.md):

  • DGtal (>= 0.9)
  • boost (>= 1.46)
  • Eigen (>=3.2.0)
  • QGLViewer (>=2.5.0) with Qt4 or Qt5
  • ITK (>= 1.4)

@fgrelard fgrelard changed the title Please provide me the specific version numbers of the dependent packages Compilation issues Feb 4, 2020
@ca6samsuang
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This configuration works, thanks again.
The dependences I used have a little difference:
ubuntu=18.04, DGtal=1.0, boost=1.65, Eigen=3.3.4, QGLViewer =2.6.3 with Qt5

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