Hello ,I want to use vehicle module and I choose ENABLE_OPENCRG in cmake, I download opencrg 1.1.2 ,but I can't provide the location of a local installation of OpenCRG, including the location of the headers, library, and the location of the OpenCRG DLL. Many thanks in advance
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Yaoyiyao,
This appears to be some issue with your mingw32 make.
Try using the solution provided by Freya by directly invoking the gcc compiler (no need really to use make for this simple case).
Alternatively, since you are on Windows, one possibility is to build the OpenCRG library using Visual Studio (the community edition is free). The code in OpenCRG’s c-api directory is quite simple, so it’s straightforward to set up a VS project to build it.
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Subject: Re: [chrono] How to compile and install OPENCRG?
Hi,
I downloaded OpenCRG from https://www.asam.net/standards/detail/opencrg/.( I use custom Win10 OS )
I installed the C-compiler gcc on computer and have set up a standard make environment on your computer.
then
Open a command line interpreter.
Change to the c-api directory.
Run make.
but failed.
Many thanks in advance.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 10:02:26 PM UTC+8 zaqhie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Yaoyiyao,
I have tried OpenCRG and want to share it how to include it as library for Project Chrono.
(I use custom Linux OS from BLFS book, you can adjust it with your own OS)
1. I downloaded it from this link:
2. Extract it, move it to the location you want it to be and rename it if you want, enter the directory and create the shared library, cd to \textbf{../OpenCRG/c-api/baseline/src} then type:
gcc -g -O -c *.c
gcc -shared -fPIC libOpenCRG.so *.c
3. Afterward, libOpenCRG.so is created and ready to be linked for your Project Chrono build later on, you may move the library to a more decent place like /opt/hamzstlib/lib
4. Now you can link the .so file to provide it for Chrono compiling / installation.
Le mar. 15 nov. 2022 à 19:17, yaoyiyao <yaoyiy...@gmail.com> a écrit :
Hello ,I want to use vehicle module and I choose ENABLE_OPENCRG in cmake, I download opencrg 1.1.2 ,but I can't provide the location of a local installation of OpenCRG, including the location of the headers, library, and the location of the OpenCRG DLL. Many thanks in advance
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