- Among the lines added in #150, the one that fixes building with Qt5 is
the following line:
include_directories(${Qt5Widgets_INCLUDE_DIRS})
The rest is redundant and actually doesn't do anything. A CMake
variable named QtX_INCLUDE_DIRS is not defined when find_package()-ing
Qt. Also, there is no need to find_package() Qt5 Widgets twice.
- In documentation, add sudo to rosdep init invocation, following
http://wiki.ros.org/rosdep. Add a comment about the error which will
be printed if the user has already run sudo rosdep init since
installing ROS.
* Change mutex locker scope in SubmapsDisplay::update()
This avoids the potential unsafe situation where someone (for example,
SubmapsDisplay::Reset()) clears the trajectories vector, but update()
uses it after the mutex has been released, since the scope of the lock
was only in the try block.
Also resolve a miscellaneous signed-unsigned warning.
* Make DrawableSubmap destructor safer
Make the DrawableSubmap destructor wait for the asynchronous fetch
thread to finish - otherwise, it's possible to crash rviz by rapidly
pressing the enable checkbox of the submaps plugin. Eventually the race
condition will be triggered, and the fetch thread will write into a
deleted DrawableSubmap object, which causes a crash.
Add support for building libcartographer in the same project
Support adding as a CMake subproject by using the PROJECT_*_DIR variables
instead of the absolute CMAKE_*_DIR variables.
Resolve a signed-unsigned comparison compiler warning
Fix comment typo
- Move sources from <project>/src into project/project and fix includes.
- Add autogenerated CMakeFiles for ROS projects. The python script is
not yet fully updated to be used for keeping the files updated without
manual intervention though.
- Build everything with -fPIC, so we can create shared libraries.
We disable backface culling so that submaps also show when looked at from
below.
We add a depth bias to move submaps further to the back, so that submaps
do not overdraw the visualization of laser scans which makes the latter
sometimes hard to see.