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# Go to Build->Batch Build
# Go to Build->Batch Build
# Check ALL_BUILD (Release and/or Debug) and Build! (sometimes frameGrabberGui2 will not compile correctly)
# Check ALL_BUILD (Release and/or Debug) and Build! (sometimes frameGrabberGui2 will not compile correctly)
== iCub Simulator ==

Revision as of 10:54, 7 April 2014

This is just an archive of old notes, kept for reference. Go back to iCub software.

Environment variables

Windows environment variables

Typical choices are:

  • YARP_ROOT = C:/yarp
  • YARP_DIR = C:/yarp/build
  • ICUB_ROOT = C:/icub-main
  • ICUB_DIR = C:/icub-main/build

YARP

Installing yarp in Windows

Note: all environment variables should have '/' and NOT '\' (except in the PATH enviroment variable). The directories do not need to be the same as the ones presented here, just be sure to alter the environment variables correctly.

  1. Download ACE and GSL from http://eris.liralab.it/iCub/downloads/packages/windows/msvc8/ ; unzip them to a directory of your choice and remember it.
  2. If you want GUIs, download GTKMM from http://live.gnome.org/gtkmm/MSWindows and use the installer.
  3. Create the environment variables ACE_ROOT, GTK_BASEPATH, GTKMM_BASEPATH, GSL_DIR as follows:
    • ACE_ROOT is ACE dir (e.g., C:/ace_wrappers).
    • GTK_BASEPATH and GTKMM_BASEPATH is GTKMM dir (C:/gtkmm).
    • GSL_DIR is GSL dir (C:/gsl-1.8).
  4. Add this to the PATH environment variable: %ACE_ROOT%/lib (important: make sure you put it at the beginning of the PATH environment variable, to avoid conflicts with other existing ACE versions on the system)
  5. Make sure that YARP_ROOT and YARP_DIR are correctly set.
  6. Add this to the PATH enviroment variable: %YARP_DIR%/bin/Release (and/or Debug). Note: these directories will be created later
  7. Use CMake to build the YARP SLN files. Point the source code to the yarp dir, and build to the yarp/build dir (which will be created now).
  8. In CMake, check the flags CREATE_DEVICE_LIBRARY_MODULES, CREATE_LIB_MATH and, optionally, CREATE_GUIS (don't uncheck anything!).
  9. Click: Configure, Configure, Generate.
  10. Go to YARP_DIR and open YARP.sln with Visual Studio
  11. Go to Build->Batch Build
  12. Check ALL_BUILD (Release and/or Debug) and Build!

iCub

Installing iCub in Windows

  1. Make sure that ICUB_ROOT and ICUB_DIR are correctly set.
  2. Install OpenCV (1.0 works, not sure about newer versions), available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/files/ . Make sure that the variable OPENCV_DIR was created and add %OPENCV_DIR%/bin to the PATH environment variable.
  3. If you intend to use the iKin kinematics modules (normally you don't - this is only needed on servers), then download IPOPT, unzip it and create the environment variable IPOPT_DIR, e.g. C:\Ipopt-3.7.0-win32-msvc8-yarp
  4. Use CMake to build the iCub SLN files. Point the source code to the icub-main dir, and build to the icub-main/build dir, which will be created now.
  5. In CMake, check YARP_AUTO_LINK (not sure why?) and the modules you might want working (don't uncheck anything).
  6. Click: Configure, Configure, Generate.
  7. Go to ICUB_DIR, open iCub.sln
  8. Go to Build->Batch Build
  9. Check ALL_BUILD (Release and/or Debug) and Build! (sometimes frameGrabberGui2 will not compile correctly)

iCub Simulator