compiling ROS files without ROS commands
When I try to compile ROS files in ways such as using the command "g++ openni_tracker.cpp", I get messages saying "no such file or directory" for the lines with included files. However, the file runs if I use the ROS commands, such as rosrun and roslaunch. Are these commands necessary, or is there another way to compile and run the files?
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You should probably clarify your question. When you say "[r]un ROS files" and make reference to "g++ openni_tracker.cpp". I get the impression that you misunderstand the distinction between running and compiling. If this is the case you might need to start with more basic programming tutorials.
Asomerville
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2011-07-05 09:05:49 -0600
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Sorry. I did mean to use run in the title of the question, but I meant something along the lines of how can I change the code so it can compile, and eventually run.
qdocehf
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2011-07-06 01:22:44 -0600
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ROS uses cmake for making. I would suggest going through the ROS beginner tutorials. Thing like this are explained there.
dornhege
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2011-07-06 02:45:15 -0600
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