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Hey,
I have build everything as mentioned in the Non-ROS section of the README with -DBUILD_VGICP_CUDA=ON and applied what was mentioned in #66 to create the python bindings. GICP and VGICP are working without any issues, however for the CUDA methods (VGICP_CUDA and NDT_CUDA) i get "error: you need to build fast_gicp with BUILD_VGICP_CUDA=ON" and receive the identity as a result.
I verified that the build was successful with CUDA:
As well as verifying that all cuda based folders within gicp are created afterwards.
Additionally i checked if there is any issue with CUDA:
Everything was done on Ubuntu 18.04 with Python 3.9.
I would be grateful for any hints to solve this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For those who experience the same issue, it can be fixed by enabling "BUILD_VGICP_CUDA" in the Python bindings, here.
Since the CUDA approaches are disabled by default in python and "cmake ... -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DBUILD_VGICP_CUDA=ON" will obviously not fix this.
Hey,
I have build everything as mentioned in the Non-ROS section of the README with -DBUILD_VGICP_CUDA=ON and applied what was mentioned in #66 to create the python bindings. GICP and VGICP are working without any issues, however for the CUDA methods (VGICP_CUDA and NDT_CUDA) i get "error: you need to build fast_gicp with BUILD_VGICP_CUDA=ON" and receive the identity as a result.
I verified that the build was successful with CUDA:
![Cuda-Build](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39523653/181911382-49d73925-d197-436f-ac78-91f13709a394.png)
As well as verifying that all cuda based folders within gicp are created afterwards.
Additionally i checked if there is any issue with CUDA:
![deviceQuery](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39523653/181911820-01e074d0-af24-4cbb-9fbe-2079f6f2ed78.png)
Everything was done on Ubuntu 18.04 with Python 3.9.
I would be grateful for any hints to solve this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: