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pyvicon on Windows? #1
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Hello cnzero, I never tried pyvicon on Windows, that said, I do not see why it should not compile. First, what are the libraries and headers that are not found? I guess it is the DataStream SDK? If it is the case, did you install them? Also, when you do python3 setup.py install, is there any compilation errors? Thank you! |
Thank you very much. And, But, how to instantiate
as codes in the last several lines of But, there is an import error:
Then I tried to execute
The same ImportError happened. So I have some advice:
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Great that it compiles! You are right, I will add more explicit information in the ReadMe. For the cpp and header, I will still let the user download the source file from Vicon. This way I am sure I will not infringe any of their licenses, and will also let the user download any version depending on their OS or updates. Could you tell me which file were copied in pyvicon to make it compile under windows? (Thanks!) Now for the dlls, once again my ReadMe is not quite clear, and it seems a bit different for Windows, basically, you need to put the downloaded DLLs in windows PATH. This include the boost dlls. For windows there is a msi installer, did you try it? Else you can compile them yourself as they provide the source (+ third party. ex. boost). If the problem is still there, that would be helpful to tell me which dll is not found (maybe with dependency walker?). Sorry my Windows knowledge are quite limited!
I saw that there is a new version of the DatastreamSDK (1.8.0) I never tested it but the code should still be compatible, I do not support the new RetimingClient though. When your setup work, tell me what version you are using and your OS, I will add this to the Doc. Once the bug with the DLL will be fixed, you simply instantiate PyVicon and call the function following DataStreamSDK's doc, the API is kept as similar as possible, if you need any help, do not hesitate to ask for help! I will add more examples in the future. |
Hello, Has any one been successful with with Windows running the Vicon in-door tracking system with Mission Planner, for a Pixhawk Flight controller? running install Please help. |
Hey @Grace1E, for anyone looking for a (hopefully/should-be) platform independent wrapper implementation for the Vicon Datastream SDK: So for now you only have to run https://pypi.org/project/pyvicon-datastream/ |
Thanks for your extraordinary work on vicon SDK with python3.
Do you have try your pyvicon in Windows?
I tried to do that. You guessed it, it didn't work.
Python interpreter told it could not open several .h and .lib files.
I found the same-name files from Nexus installation directory.
But I did not work.
So, would you try to change your pyvicon package to work on Windows? And add necessary include .h/.lib files? Thank you very much.
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