Compiling Pioneer for Raspberry Pi (ARM)

[eloquentmess]

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make[2]: Entering directory `/home/pi/software/pioneer/src'
  CXXLD  pioneer
scenegraph/libscenegraph.a(Loader.o): In function `~AssimpFileSystem':
/home/pi/software/pioneer/src/scenegraph/Loader.cpp:88: undefined reference to `vtable for Assimp::IOSystem'
/home/pi/software/pioneer/src/scenegraph/Loader.cpp:88: undefined reference to `vtable for Assimp::IOSystem'
scenegraph/libscenegraph.a(Loader.o):(.rodata+0x7a8): undefined reference to `typeinfo for Assimp::IOSystem'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [pioneer] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/pi/software/pioneer/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/pi/software/pioneer/src'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

OH NO WHAT DO?

[FluffyFreak]

Can you check what version of Assimp you have on your Pi?

I don't even know what OS you're using, some Linux variant yeah?
I found this link about installing and updating Assimp for Raspbian if that's any hlelp.

Pioneer needs Assimp 3.0

[eloquentmess]

I'm using Raspbian, which is Debian for the Pi. I'll see if I have (or can get) Assimp.

[FluffyFreak]

I'm not sure but it looks like it has a build of version 3.0 for Raspbian. Perhaps it's failing to link with it.

[eloquentmess]

I tried compiling assimp from the link you sent me, and the compilation failed. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but I'll go over it again.

[FluffyFreak]

Did you ever get any further with this eloquentmess?

[eloquentmess]

No, school started up and response time on the forums seems very slow (especially considering that I can't send PMs or ping people by name -- there's no way to alert someone that I want their attention in a particular thread), so I put the project on the back-burner.

I plan to continue my efforts, though. I'm considering starting over from a fresh raspbian install, so that I can document every single step along the way, thus making it possible to make a step-by-step walkthrough (or a scripted setup).

Is there a better way to get people's attention on the forum, other than waiting for them to notice?

[FluffyFreak]

On here or on their (RaspberryPi/Raspbian) forums?

Not sure about either to be honest :) I check this everyday though and have been on IRC a lot more recently.

[FluffyFreak]

I have come to awaken this thread from it's long slumber!!!

Recently there has been discussion about Pioneer-on-Pi on the issues list so in the hoping of awakening a lurking eloquentmess I thought I ask: How far did you ever get with this?

[FluffyFreak]

Also I found this interesting comment and solution for using Assimp on Raspbian.