List of changes:
* -I boost is no longer required
(Since the use of Boost::xxx imported targets)
* fix missing Boost deps in imported gtsam by
searching for Boost inside GTSAMConfig.cmake
* Including the dirs for Eigen/MKL/SuiteSparse/Metis
into exported targets public interface.
* Fix missing cmake changes in wrap/*
* Split build flags into private/public, not to
expose to users flags that may be invasive.
* Removed now useless include_dirs in "extra cmake"
* Update cmake/example_project
* Make cppunitlite to find boost headers via Boost::boost
* Update README / INSTALL to reflect the updated minimum CMake >= 3.0
Adding wrapper for Pose3 for reading g2o files and examples for Pose2 and Pose3 slam using g2o file
Approved-by: Duy-Nguyen Ta <thduynguyen@gmail.com>
Approved-by: Vikrant Shah <vikrantshah@gmail.com>
* 'develop' of bitbucket.org:gtborg/gtsam: (43 commits)
metis: rely on global BUILD_SHARED_LIBS"
missing GTSAM_BUILD_STATIC_LIBRARY flags
Fix testExpression
attempt to fix alignment error in expression factors
Fix alignment crash in numerical derivative with march=native
Imported TBB targets; update gtsam_unstable cmake
git ignore qtcreator IDE files
fixed typo in description
changed the SFMdata functions so that it allows the passage of function arguments to generate a trajectory; default arguments result in the original behaviour (described in header). In the range bearing examples: fixed weirdo text-artifacts, add newline for readability, added underscore the prediction expression.
type in filename....
another comment update
little typo in a comment
expression example of estimating trajectory, landmarks and sensor-body-transform simultaneously
Update LICENSE to enumerate all dependencies in gtsam/3rdparty
Added extra types included by Jacob Thomson in (declined) PR #269
Cleaned up Pose3 unit test, added unit test for adjoint.
Added adjoint operators etc.
Adding adjoint and adjoint transpose functions
Switching to METIS ordering fixes out of memory error for large examples.
Added example by Wenqiang Zhou given in issue #369
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