Re: [Orca-robotics-users] Problems using the Debian Ice package

[J.D. Y. <yam...@uf...>]

To anyone,

I am not exactly sure where the fix is for this but I am getting close. 
Its an include problem... when I run cmake for my project (using a 
directory layout for my project similar to one recommended by Orca2), it 
prints out the following line:

-- Will generate cpp header and source files from 3 Slice definitions 
using this command:
-- /usr/bin/slice2cpp <source.ice> 
-I/usr/local/src/drics/trunk/src/interfaces/slice;-I/usr/share/slice;--stream;--output-dir;/usr/local/src/drics/trunk/src/interfaces/cpp/drics

That's great but I think its missing an include. I believe it should 
also have a,

-I/opt/orca-2.0.2/slice

Now in what *.cmake file do I make this change? I was looking in 
slice2cpp_rules.cmake. Or is there a better place to make this sort of 
change?

The reason I ask this is when I try and make my project after running 
cmake, I get include errors for orca slice files in my slice files.

J.D.


Alex Makarenko wrote:
> Hey, I did the fix and we are testing it now on different platforms. We'll 
> finish today.
> 
> alex
> 
> 
> On Thursday 05 October 2006 07:46, J.D. Yamokoski wrote:
>> Just writing to see if you have had time to get to this fix? If not then
>> no big deal -  I can un-install the debian ICE package and do the manual
>> install until this all gets resolved.
>>
>> Alex Makarenko wrote:
>>> Hi, you are exactly right, we make certain assumptions on where things
>>> get installed. Specifically, we assume that there's only one installation
>>> tree, the fact that the deb package splits things up is really annoying.
>>>
>>> Thanks for letting us know. We'll fix it and release an update tomorrow.
>>>
>>> Cheers, alex
>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: orc...@li...
>>>> [mailto:orc...@li...] On
>>>> Behalf Of J.D. Yamokoski
>>>> Sent: Tuesday, 3 October 2006 12:55 AM
>>>> To: orc...@li...
>>>> Subject: [Orca-robotics-users] Problems using the Debian Ice package
>>>>
>>>> I think my problem might be related to the problems another
>>>> user is having with the Gentoo install. But after installing
>>>> a Debian package of Zeroc's Ice, I am running into problems
>>>> compiling Orca2. The Debian package of Ice, available under
>>>> the testing branch in the meta-package zeroc-ice, is version
>>>> 3.1.0-2. The problem is that Orca2 assumes header and ice
>>>> files are all within /usr/include/Ice. But the debian package
>>>> splits these up:
>>>>
>>>> /usr/include/Ice - all Ice header files
>>>> /usr/share/slice/Ice - *.ice files
>>>>
>>>> So I get the following error when I compile Orca2:
>>>>
>>>> [  1%] -- Generating source file from
>>>> /usr/local/src/orca2/src/interfaces/slice/orca/home.ice
>>>> /usr/local/src/orca2/src/interfaces/slice/orca/home.ice:15:
>>>> Ice/BuiltinSequences.ice: No such file or directory
>>>>
>>>> I know nothing of CMake, but it would seem this might be a
>>>> problematic fix. At least in home.ice, the offending line of
>>>> code is at line 15:
>>>>
>>>> // for Ice::StringSeq
>>>> #include <Ice/BuiltinSequences.ice>
>>>>
>>>> So I am guessing that CMake sets the "Ice" include directory
>>>> to point to /usr/include/Ice, and for *.h files this is the
>>>> case. But when including *.ice files it needs to be
>>>> /usr/share/slice/Ice, at least for those who use the Debian package.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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