Where is RunSFM_Ceres? #61
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No, you do not need to implement this function yourself. It is defined in BundleCeres.cpp. However, to compile with that functionality, you need to uncomment the "# USE_CERES=true" line in src/Makefile. |
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Can I use ceres by adding BundlerCeres.cpp to Source Files with Visual Studio 2013? |
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Yes, though you will also have to add the define __USE_CERES__ to the
build, and also tell the linker to link to the appropriate Ceres libraries.
…On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 11:34 PM aki34 ***@***.***> wrote:
Can I use ceres by adding BundlerCeres.cpp to Source Files with Visual
Studio 2013?
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In BundleCeres.cpp, sys/time.h is included but I can't use it in windows. So what should I do? |
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I can make time.h file from here. |
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Glad to hear it, and sorry for the difficulty compiling. Are you interested
in contributing your patch to the repository as a push request?
Noah
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I can make time.h file from here.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10905892/equivalent-of-gettimeday-for-windows
By adding #undef ERROR to time.h after #include <windows.h>, I built
bundler_sfm.
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Hi
I wonder where RunSFM_Ceres is implemented.
According to header file(BundleApp.h), the function is not defined.
If I want to use Ceres solver, do I have to implement it?
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