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How to build Flann on windows? #508

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lukkio88 opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 2 comments
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How to build Flann on windows? #508

lukkio88 opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 2 comments

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@lukkio88
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Hi,

I have a repo and I am thinking of using Flann (C++), windows. I would like to add Flann as a submodule of git and then build it.
However I am realizing there's no building instructions on the Flann Repo's readme.

Is it possible to get some instructions on how to build it on windows? Including dependencies?

Thank you.

@lukkio88 lukkio88 changed the title How to build flann? How to build Flann on windows? Jul 18, 2023
@hai4john
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make a dir on flann root, cd the dir
cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" -A x64

@dariomangoni
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Oh really? Then I should have probably missed something...

I don't know if pkg-config is strictly required or only the lz4 module is.

If the first, then I can tell that in my (quite clean) Win installation I personally miss pkg-config (isn't this an almost Linux specific tool?) and its dependencies, namely glib and gettext (a potential solution could be this).
I need in this case to set PATH to correctly get the DLLs.

In any case, I would still need to get liblz4 (from here maybe?) since it seems that the pkg-config is missing lz4 thus causing pkg_check_modules(LZ4 REQUIRED liblz4) to fail.
At this point I strictly need to comment out the line pkg_check_modules(LZ4 REQUIRED liblz4) and trying to manually set LZ4_INCLUDE_DIRS and LZ4_LINK_LIBRARIES.
I tried to set the latter to point to the static library provided by lz4 but some symbol is missing so I stopped (___chkstk_ms referenced in function LZ4_compress_fast).

At this point I can compile the targets: flann_cpp, flann_cpp_s, falnn_cuda, flan_cuda_s, flann_s
And I'm failing to build: examples, flann, flann_example_c

Am I totally out of my mind? Did I miss something that could lead to such a burden?

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