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To install KDL R31772, right-click in your folder and click on '''SVN checkout'''. Paste https://openrave.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openrave/trunk in the first form slot (URL of repository). The second slot (checkout directory) should look something like: ''E:\robotsuc3mes\openrave''. Change the '''Head Revision''' option to '''Revision''' and specify (type) the number '''31772'''. Click on '''OK'''. Run '''runcmake_win.bat''' from the downloaded files.
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<u>Note</u>: Depends on [[Eigen 2.0.12 Windows Install|Eigen]].
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To install KDL R31772, right-click in your folder and click on '''SVN checkout'''. Paste http://svn.mech.kuleuven.be/repos/orocos/trunk/kdl in the first form slot (URL of repository). The second slot (checkout directory) should look something like: ''E:\robotsuc3mes\openrave''. Change the '''Head Revision''' option to '''Revision''' and specify (type) the number '''31772'''. Click on '''OK'''.
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In "kdl/config" you'll find a file called "FindEigen2.cmake". Edit its contents for it to point to the installed Eigen2 directory, normally from  /usr/include /usr/include/eigen2 to "C:/Archivos de programa/Eigen/include" "C:/Archivos de programa/Eigen/include/eigen2" or "C:/Program Files/Eigen/include" "C:/Program Files/Eigen/include/eigen2". Then copy it to the CMake Modules directory (something like C:\Archivos de programa\CMake 2.6\share\cmake-2.6\Modules) to make it available system-wise.
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-I${EIGEN2_INCLUDE_DIR}" to look like -I\"${EIGEN2_INCLUDE_DIR}\""
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Return to the KDL directory. Create a folder called '''build'''. Open CMake. Use the KDL folder full path in the first form slot (such as ''C:\robotsuc3mes\kdl''), and build full path in the second slot (such as ''C:\robotsuc3mes\kdl\build''). Press '''Configure''', '''Finish''' once selected VS2008, '''Configure''' again, then '''Generate''' once. Close CMake and browse to build, find "Orocos-KDL.sln" and open it (it is a MS Visual Studio 2009 solution file). Change build type from '''Debug''' to '''Release'''. Press Build -> '''Build Solution'''. Right-click on '''INSTALL''' from the Solution Explorer of the left, and click on '''BUILD''' from the deployed menu.
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Note: Neither RR31772 nor R31958 compile on Windows.

Latest revision as of 11:48, 14 June 2010

Note: Depends on Eigen.

To install KDL R31772, right-click in your folder and click on SVN checkout. Paste http://svn.mech.kuleuven.be/repos/orocos/trunk/kdl in the first form slot (URL of repository). The second slot (checkout directory) should look something like: E:\robotsuc3mes\openrave. Change the Head Revision option to Revision and specify (type) the number 31772. Click on OK.

In "kdl/config" you'll find a file called "FindEigen2.cmake". Edit its contents for it to point to the installed Eigen2 directory, normally from /usr/include /usr/include/eigen2 to "C:/Archivos de programa/Eigen/include" "C:/Archivos de programa/Eigen/include/eigen2" or "C:/Program Files/Eigen/include" "C:/Program Files/Eigen/include/eigen2". Then copy it to the CMake Modules directory (something like C:\Archivos de programa\CMake 2.6\share\cmake-2.6\Modules) to make it available system-wise.

-I${EIGEN2_INCLUDE_DIR}" to look like -I\"${EIGEN2_INCLUDE_DIR}\""

Return to the KDL directory. Create a folder called build. Open CMake. Use the KDL folder full path in the first form slot (such as C:\robotsuc3mes\kdl), and build full path in the second slot (such as C:\robotsuc3mes\kdl\build). Press Configure, Finish once selected VS2008, Configure again, then Generate once. Close CMake and browse to build, find "Orocos-KDL.sln" and open it (it is a MS Visual Studio 2009 solution file). Change build type from Debug to Release. Press Build -> Build Solution. Right-click on INSTALL from the Solution Explorer of the left, and click on BUILD from the deployed menu.

Note: Neither RR31772 nor R31958 compile on Windows.