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On Sep 22, 2014, at 7:52 PM, Joseph Andrew de la Peña > wrote: I tried adding simple1-staticdev to IMAGE_INSTALL and I get an error that it doesn't exist. Where does this stuff go? In a Packagegroup file.
License: CC BY 4.Thanks for the response but I'm not sure that I understand. On Linux this is done with sudo ldconfig.
#CMAKE INSTALL STATIC LIBRARY UPDATE#
If you only just built the library and installed it system-wide may also need to update the linker cache. We only try to support building using MSVC, MingW is not working, mostly because the defines/flags for it are missing. Some common build issues can be resolved by updating submodules and cleaning the distribution: cd MAVSDK Troubleshooting Git submodules out of date WERROR: set to ON to error on warnings, mostly used for CI.LSAN: set to ON to enable leak sanitizer.UBSAN: set to ON to enable undefined behavior sanitizer.ASAN: set to ON to enable address sanitizer.BUILD_MAVSDK_SERVER: set to ON to build mavsdk_server, see instruction to build mavsdk_server.CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH: can be used to set the path where the dependencies can be found if SUPERBUILD is set to OFF.SUPERBUILD: set to OFF to use system dependencies instead of dependencies downloaded and built using cmake.Set to OFF to build static libraries (such as. BUILD_SHARED_LIBS: set to ON to build dynamic libraries (such as.CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX: as documented above, to specify directory to install library artefacts.
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: as documented above, to chose between Debug and Release build.If you already have run cmake without setting CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX, you may need to clean the build first: rm -rf build/defaultĭuring the configure step, there are various flags that an be set using -DFLAG=Value:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=install -Bbuild/default -H.Ĭmake -build build/default -target install The install path can be set in the configure call using CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:įor example, to install into the MAVSDK/install/ folder you woul set the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX variable to specify a path relative to the folder from which you call cmake (or an absolute path). It's recommended to only have one installed at any time to prevent conflicts. rpm file will be installed in /usr/ while the built library will be installed in /usr/local. Make sure to prevent conflicts between libraries installed in your system. Or run in a command prompt with admin privileges on Windows, or using runas: runas cmake -build build/default -target install To install system-wide the command needs to be run with sudo on Linux/macOS: sudo cmake -build build/default -target install
#CMAKE INSTALL STATIC LIBRARY WINDOWS#
For Linux/macOS that's /usr/local, for Windows it is somewhere in C:\Program Files. System-wide Installīy default (when CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is not set, cmake tries to install system-wide. Installing builds the SDK and copies the libraries and header files into a "public" location so that they can be referenced by C++ applications (see Building C++ Apps). Note: It is not usual to use CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE on Windows (with MSVC), however, our build requires it for the dependencies which are built at configure time. DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=ReleaseĬmake -build build/default -j8 -config Release Linux/macOS: cmake -Bbuild/default -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -H. Once you ship software, make sure to use the release build with optimizations turned on: To build the MAVSDK C++ Library for development, use the debug build.Ĭonfigure first, then build: cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -Bbuild/default -H. Make sure to get all the submodules as well: git submodule update -init -recursive Getting the sourceĭownload the source using git: git clone Note: Building using Cygwin or MingW is not supported.
Make sure to tick "add to PATH" during the installation.
#CMAKE INSTALL STATIC LIBRARY DOWNLOAD#
cmake: Download the installer and run it.Build Tools for Visual Studio 2019: Download and install (only the "Visual C+ Build Tools" are needed from installer).To build the library in Windows, you need: Once you have installed brew, you can install cmake using brew in the terminal: brew install cmake Sudo dnf groupinstall "Development Tools" "Development Libraries"Īrch Linux: sudo pacman -Sy base-devel cmake gitįirst install XCode Command line tools: xcode-select -install Sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake git The build requirements are git, cmake, and a compiler such as GCC, Clang, or MSVC.
#CMAKE INSTALL STATIC LIBRARY HOW TO#
This section explains how to build the library along with its unit and integration tests. Note that there are separate instructions to build the mavsdk_server. This section explains how to build and install the MAVSDK C++ library from source for all our target platforms.