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TensorFlow 1.3 issue #3
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Can you post the output of command
I suppose this is because of old gcc version... You need at least 4.9 to compile TF code. |
I was able to compile tensorflow from source with this version of gcc |
Aha, that's too new GCC :-D Can you try adding
to CMakeLists.txt (best to both packages and you can then test if it's needed in the test package). |
And if it doesn't work, you can also try with
Though I'm not sure if that won't break other ROS stuff... |
With
So I guess it's breaking other ROS stuff? haha I get the same original error with I guess I'll try with gcc-4.9. Thanks for the very prompt replies! |
So running
cmake output says that it correctly recognises gcc-4.9 |
Hmm... so I assume you're using Kinetic/Lunar on Ubuntu 16.04? That would mean this approach maybe only works for Indigo. I've found a thread telling to try g++ instead of gcc, you can give it a try: linbox-team/fflas-ffpack#8 . Or just add the |
Yeah you're right, I'm using Kinetic on Ubuntu 16.04. Probably should have mentioned that earlier. So I reset all changes I made on the repos and ran
I have also tried adding |
Can you try kinetic-devel branch of tensorflow_ros_test? I played a bit on a computer with Kinetic finally, and I think I got it working. |
I get the following issue when running
catkin_make
on the tensorflow_ros_test package:Using tensorflow-gpu installed via pip. Does something need to be changed in this package to make it work or am I doing something wrong?
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