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Segmentation fault in every package of image pipeline #264
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Using opencv3 on Indigo is not recommended, consider using OpenCV 2 for Indigo or upgrade to Kinetic so that you can use OpenCV 3.0 |
And why it works fine when I installed the same package using: |
that's because ros-indigo-image-view is compiled against opencv2, where as
you have compiled against opencv3 on your local environment, I suppose.
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2017-04-07 17:53 GMT+09:00 manuoso <[email protected]>:
And why it works fine when I installed the same package using:
sudo apt-get installros-indigo-image-view` ?
Its the same package and the same version of the package
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So thanks for all, I used opencv2 and now it works fine. |
In first time, sorry for my english, it's not really good.
Well, when I try to run any package of image_pipeline, creating a catkin workspace and using catkin_make, there arent errors and it build good but give me a "segmentation fault (core dumped)"
For example, I launch a two cameras using a driver: usb_cam and I want to view these images using a image_view: (in the catkin workspace)
rosrun
image_view image_viewimage:=/mycamera/image_raw
Later that using this command give me a "segmentation fault (core dumped)" It doesnt appear more info and the package image_view doesnt run.
I reviewed every dependence and every package that I need to use image_view is currently installed
Finally If I install the package image_view using: sudo apt-get install ros-indigo-image-view and later I run the command:
rosrun
image_view image_viewimage:=/mycamera/image_raw
It works fine!!
I dont undestand why If I running the package of my own catkin workspace It isn't work...
I'm using ROS Indigo with Ubuntu 14.04 and I installed OpenCV 3.0.0.
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