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Any known issues on WSL? / Trouble building ceres solver #142
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Hey! It used to work on WSL some time ago, but haven't tried it recently. Do you know what breaks or have some logs? |
Thanks for the quick response. I actually just managed to buiuld and install ceres on WSL by allocation more host memory.
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I am not too familiar with building py packages from source and also have not a lot of experience with cmake tbh... So any tip is helpful atp |
Hi @tworkool, sorry for the late reply. I think this is related to the pybind version being outdated, and not compatible with your python version (are you running on 3.11?). I'd suggest to just update pybind in pixsfm to the first release version that supports python 3.11. You might have to apply these changes upstream too, e.g. in pyceres. If this solves your issue please open a PR! :) |
I managed to get everything installed in a new conda environment with python 3.8.2
Before I was using python 3.12, havent tried to setup in that environment but am gonna stick with 3.8.2 |
Hello,
I am trying to build and install the dependencies with cmake and gcc on WSL, but it fails to compile these dependencies. Ive tried everything that comes to my mind (updating, reinstalling packages etc.). Has anybody tried building it on WSL and also had trouble? I cannot build the ceres solver.
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