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Regarding that part related to 'I can't find the commands to know my PCL version', I'd like to help here. If you have installed your pcl using sudo apt-get install libpcl-dev, you can check it's version using dpkg and ldconfig as follows :
1) dpkg -s libpcl-dev -> this will give you the entire status and details of the package
2) ldconfig -p | grep libpcl -> this will show you all the .so files (libraries) with the name libpcl with their version numbers appended in front of it.
Cheers
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Regarding that part related to 'I can't find the commands to know my PCL version', I'd like to help here. If you have installed your pcl using sudo apt-get install libpcl-dev, you can check it's version using dpkg and ldconfig as follows :
1) dpkg -s libpcl-dev -> this will give you the entire status and details of the package
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2) ldconfig -p | grep libpcl -> this will show you all the .so files (libraries) with the name libpcl with their version numbers appended in front of it.
Cheers
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