I have a ros node that I am trying to compile. I keep getting and Error 2.
Looking into the output I found:
** No rule to make target /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libopencv_ts.so.2.4.8,
needed by <my node>.
Is it correct to assume that this is the cause of the error, which results in an incomplete build.
I then did a cache search and found libopencv-ts, when I wanted to install it I saw that it would remove all my ros and tegra packages. Since I do not want to reinstall my entire system, could somebody help if I can get the libopencv_ts another way, e.g. a special package or install that package from source?
Or do I have to go the dreaded way?
My solution (I would recommend doing dd to have a backup if needed)
I then uninstalled the rospackage for opencv (vision_opencv and image_pipeline). I then downloaded from source (github) image_common, vision_opencv and image_pipeline, and chose the appropriate branch (depended on your ros installation).
I copied the cloned repositories into my catkin_ws and build first the packages with catking_make --pkg <pkgName>, (this removes issues with other libopencv packages e.g. libopencv_videostab.so). After that then build everything with catkin_make and you should be good to go.