Symbol lookup failed : _ZN15 message_filters 10Connection10 disconnectEd [solved]
Hi,
I'm currently trying to compile a variant of costmap_2d::ObstacleLayer to experiment various obstacle-avoiding methods on ROS noetic running on Ubuntu 20.04.
I've built a new ROS package where I copy-pasted the code and dependencies of the original. I've renamed only the class and costmap_plugins to avoid interference with the original. Nothing more has been modified yet.
It builds ok, MoveBase is able to load the new plugin, but crashes immediately with the error : Symbol lookup failed : _ZN15 message_filters 10Connection10 disconnectEd
I've looked into the symbols of the SO file, and obviously 2 symbols are undefined from message_filters but not all. Here are the shell command and its first results :
$ nm devel/lib/libnon_lethal_obstacle_layer.so | grep "message_filters" | head -10 U _ZN15message_filters10Connection10disconnectEv 00000000002017a0 W _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionaSEOS0_ U _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionC1ERKN5boost8functionIFvvEEE 00000000001ec51c W _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionC1Ev 00000000001ec51c W _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionC2Ev 00000000001f0be0 W _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionD1Ev 00000000001f0be0 W _ZN15message_filters10ConnectionD2Ev 000000000020b56a W _ZN15message_filters10SubscriberIN11sensor_msgs10LaserScan_ISaIvEEEE11unsubscribeEv
I've checked message_filters was in the package.xml, find-package, and catkin_package. This solved the only relevant question I found on the internet (https://answers.ros.org/question/1075...), but my problem stays...
Any idea about what could be wrong? Thanks, Laurent.
Does the output of
ldd devel/lib/libnon_lethal_obstacle_layer.sohave a line similar to:If this is missing, your CMakeLists.txt probably does not correctly specify that your plugin depends on
message_filterspackage.Thank you for your input. I finally found the problem, which was not related to the package itself but to the way I created it :'((. I used the following command :
instead of :
My error created an empty copy of many standard packages. I still does not understand why it even compiled. (just an error with the dynamic reconfigure option in CMakeList, that I commented out to skip forward...) Anyway, the removal of spurious packages, cleanup and rebuild corrected the problem.
I apologize for the trouble. Cheers, Laurent
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