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How (if possible) to use Groovy dependencies for Fuerte?

asked 2012-11-15 23:54:12 -0500

Pouya gravatar image

updated 2012-11-16 00:19:40 -0500

related question: How to install moveit on fuerte?(http://answers.ros.org/question/47877/how-to-install-moveit-on-fuerte/)


I'm trying to install moveit on ROS Fuerte. The problem is that it's available only from source (http://moveit.ros.org/download.html). The dependencies mentioned in the moveit website (http://moveit.ros.org/installation.html), are for groovy but almost all of them have fuerte correspondent. My question is, what can I do for the dependencies that have no fuerte correspondent. These dependencies are as the follow:

 ros-groovy-kdl
 ros-groovy-rviz

There is also ros-groovy-warehouse-ros and a package in fuerte called ros-fuerte-warehousewg.

Is there any way to use these groovy packages in fuerte?

P.S. Any tutorial or documentation about installing moveit on fuerte is highly appreciated.

P.P.S. Sorry for badly formated text. My Karma does not allow me hyperlinks.

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answered 2012-11-16 01:29:42 -0500

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I guess moveit is still under heavy development and still not officially released or stable. You should be aware of that and I would expect that building it could cause a few problems. I haven't tried the following steps but that's how I would do it:

  • Install the fuerte equivalents for all groovy dependencies you find.

  • The equivalent packages in ros-groovy-kdl and ros-groovy-rviz are provided by ros-fuerte-visualization and ros-fuerte-orocos-kinematics-dynamics. Install them

  • Check out the moveit sourcecode and try to compile it.

  • If you run into dependency problems, either install the corresponding debian packages or use roslocate to find their source code location. Always prefer the debain packages.

  • If you run into other compiler errors, you'll probably have to dive into the code and fix them.

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