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Python wrapper fails upon import #14
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Did you manage to solve this? I am also getting this error |
Same error here, does anyone has a solution? |
After you have done all the cmake and make commands. Then, start python3 and and try to import minisam |
I'm having same problem, too. |
I saw the same thing and was finally able to import minisam in Python without seeing the undefined symbol error by installing an older version of Sophus (commit a0fe89a323e20c42d3cecb590937eb7a06b8343a) and then re-installing minisam. This is Ubuntu 18.04 on an ARM64 (Jetson Xavier NX) by the way. |
you have to compile with Sophus dependency. without it doesn't work. |
I compiled and installed the C++ and then Python according to instructions and when I finally do import minisam I get this error:
What am I missing?
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