On 07/12/10 17:48, ibwood wrote:
> It's still not working. I probably have to install the libraries or
> something, using sudo apt-get install. I was looking online but I couldn't
> find a command for the specified file.
>
> -Ian
>
Ian, it seems that you're trying to hack something by copy-pasting
libraries into some directories. This is not at all the way ROS is meant
to be used, and this is not a very maintainable solution.
You should rather add the right dependencies in your manifest to and let
ROS make the linking correctly. In particular, you certainly want to add
<depend package="roscpp"/> to your manifest file.
Best,
--
Dr. Cedric Pradalier
http://www.asl.ethz.ch/people/cedricp
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